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Nomad job for bot

llucymhdavies committed 2 years ago
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Latest Go Mod

llucymhdavies committed 2 years ago
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Let's force the bot to have 2 articles for a while, and see what difference it makes to humor

llucymhdavies committed 4 years ago
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WTFPL

llucymhdavies committed 4 years ago
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Procfile for Heroku

llucymhdavies committed 4 years ago
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You kids these days and your Go module, and your Wikipedia API, and your Twitter dot com

llucymhdavies committed 4 years ago

README

The README file for this repository.

Kids These Days

WTFPL

Code based on https://jonaylor89.hashnode.dev/creating-a-twitter-bot-in-go

Credentials

You need a Twitter dev account.

Sign up here: https://developer.twitter.com/en/apply-for-access

Once you have that set up (could take a few days), follow tutorial here to generate creds: https://dev.to/stratospher/many-bot-accounts-using-1-twitter-developer-account-17ff https://gist.github.com/moonmilk/035917e668872013c1bd

(Remember to edit the values at the top of authorize.js)

Store your creds in a .env file. The first two are from your Twitter app. The second two are generated from the authorize.js

CONSUMER_KEY=
CONSUMER_SECRET=
ACCESS_TOKEN=
ACCESS_SECRET=