- #TWEETBOT DISCORD HOW TO#
- #TWEETBOT DISCORD INSTALL#
Twitter will ask for some information about how you're planning to use the developer account. Go to the Twitter developer platform to apply for a developer account. You need to follow the steps below to create your credentials once you have signed up to Twitter: Step 1: Apply for a Twitter Developer Account That's why you need to create those required credentials to be able to use the API. Twitter API Authentication CredentialsĪny request that is accessing the official Twitter API requires OAuth for authenticating.
Rest all other libraries that you'll see in this project are part of Python's standard library, so you do not need to install them.
Flask - To create a web app for deploying your application on Elastic Beanstalk. APScheduler - To schedule your job periodically. Requests - To make HTTP requests to the random quote generator API. Pillow - To create an image and to add texts over it. Installed these external Python libraries on your local environment Python 3Īt the time of writing this article, the latest version is Python 3.9, but it is always recommended to choose a version that is one point revision behind the latest one so that you do not face any compatibility issues with third-party modules.įor this tutorial, you can go with Python 3.8. To enable your bot to interact with Twitter, you first have to sign up to a Twitter developer account and create an application for which Twitter will grant you access (There is a detailed explanation of this step in the next section). You are going to deploy the final application to AWS Elastic Beanstalk so make sure you are signed up on AWS. To follow along with this tutorial, make sure you have: An AWS account This text will be a quote that you will fetch from a third-party API. The reply will be in the form of an image that you will generate and put some text over it. You will be creating a Reply to mentions bot, which will send a reply to everyone's tweet who has mentioned it with a specific keyword. In this article, you'll learn how to make your own Twitter bot in Python using Tweepy, a Python library for accessing the official Twitter API. Source code of this application is available in this GitHub repository Introduction The reply will be in the form of an image with a quote written on it. The bot will reply to every tweet in which it got mentioned with a specific keyword.
TL DR: This blog post is aimed to demonstrate how to make a custom Twitter bot in Python using the official Twitter API.
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