twitter-flood-generator | Simple Command Line Utility for Generating Twitter Floods

Generating a Twitter flood is simple.
Clone the repo and run npm install in the root folder
Create a file named like twitter-keys.env and fill it with below info then source it with source twitter-keys.env using terminal. export TWITTER_CONSUMER_KEY=xxxx export TWITTER_CONSUMER_SECRET=xxxx export TWITTER_ACCESS_TOKEN_KEY=xxxx export TWITTER_ACCESS_TOKEN_SECRET=xxxx
Produce the text file including the Tweet. Text in a paragraph will be divided into 280 char-chunks and Tweeted however if you want a sentece to start a Tweet just use a new line before. Example, an input file like below will produce two Tweets although will fit to one due to new line This is the first line This is the second line In order to use media files, start a line in the input file with M:<image-file-path> and write the text that will be included with the image. If you would like to have no text with the image, do not add any text after the image input. This is the first line of a flood with media M:<resources/test-images/test-image-1.jpg>Text that goes with the image This is the third tweet indeed M:<resources/test-images/test-image-2.png>
Run below command to generate and post the Tweets. $ node main.js <file_name> Use -d option to see how Tweets like before posting it to twitter. $ node main.js -d <file_name> Use -r option to reply to an existing Tweet, useful when replying to somebody else or continuation of an old status. $ node main.js -r <status_id> -d <file_name> Use -m option to limit the number of characters per tweet if you think 280-chars are too many. $ node main.js -m 240 -d <file_name>
Create an env file (let's say twitter.env) that contains the following envs:.
Create an env file (let's say twitter.env) that contains the following envs: TWITTER_CONSUMER_KEY=xxxx TWITTER_CONSUMER_SECRET=xxxx TWITTER_ACCESS_TOKEN_KEY=xxxx TWITTER_ACCESS_TOKEN_SECRET=xxxx
Build the dockerfile of the project (Optional, you can use gsengun/twitter-flood image from DockerHub): $ docker build -f Dockerfile -t tfg . $ docker images REPOSITORY TAG IMAGE ID CREATED SIZE tfg latest 7500a250bafa 1 hours ago 68.6MB
Let our text file mytext that needs to be posted on twitter be like: Ov yeah!
After building the image or just using existing docker image gsengun/twitter-flood, make a container Tweeting the text on twitter on behalf of you: $ docker run --rm --env-file twitter.env -v $(pwd)/mytext:/mytext tfg:latest /mytext Updating status: Ov yeah! $ docker run --rm --env-file twitter.env -v $(pwd)/mytext:/mytext gsengun/twitter-flood:latest /mytext Updating status: Ov yeah!