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Tweet using Python
Before using Tweet in Python, we have to follow some steps.
Step1 − at first we must have a tweeter profile and then it has to be added with our mobile number.
First go to - Settings -> Add Phone -> Add number -> Confirm -> Save.
We have to follow these steps. Then turn off all text notifications.
Step2 − Set up a new app.
Follow − Twitter Apps -> Create New App -> Leave Callback URL empty -> Create Twitter application.
Then display message "Your application has been created. You review and adjust your application's settings".
Step3 − By default, the access of tweet is read-only. For sending out tweets, requires write permission.
Follow − Permissions tab -> what type of access does your application need? -> Choose Read and Write -> Update settings.
Display this kind of message "The permission settings have been successfully updated. It may take a moment for the changes to reflect."
Step4 − Take time to get the keys and access tokens.
Follow − Keys and Access Tokens tab.
Click Create my access token.
Display "Your application access token has been successfully generated"
Then verify that the access token/secret - and the read or write permission.
Step5 − last is to installtweety. And the command is pip install tweety.
Posting a simple tweet
Example code
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*- """ Created on Wed Oct 17 06:00:58 2018 @author: Satyajit """ import tweepy # personal details my_consumer_key ="customer_key" my_consumer_secret ="secret_no" my_access_token ="token_no" my_access_token_secret ="secret_token" # authentication of consumer key and secret my_auth = tweepy.OAuthHandler(my_consumer_key, my_consumer_secret) # Authentication of access token and secret my_auth.set_access_token(my_access_token, my_access_token_secret) my_api = tweepy.API(my_auth) my_api.update_status(status=”Hi All Of my Friends !!!!”)
Posting a media file
Example code
import tweepy # personal information my_consumer_key ="customer_key" my_consumer_secret ="secret_no" my_access_token ="token_no" my_access_token_secret ="secret_token" # Authentication my_auth = tweepy.OAuthHandler(my_consumer_key, my_consumer_secret) my_auth.set_access_token(my_access_token, my_access_token_secret) my_api = tweepy.API(my_auth) my_tweet ="tweet msg" my_image_path ="path of the image" # To attach the media file my_status = my_api.update_with_media(my_image_path, my_tweet) my_api.update_status(my_status = my_tweet)
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