twelescreen | A fullscreen , one-Tweet-at-a-time Twitter display

This might be enough to get Twelescreen up and running, depending on your set-up and knowledge. A more detailed description follows in the next section.
Install Node.js on your server (or local machine if that's where you're running it).
Get the Twelescreen code from GitHub.
Run npm install to install the required packages (see below).
Copy config/example_basic.yaml to config/development.yaml. (You could also use config/production.yaml instead, and use production instead of development for the NODE_ENV below.)
Create a new Twitter app. Get the four required authorisation tokens and either add them to config/development.yaml or set them as environment variables (see the next section for instructions on either method).
Run the app with: $ NODE_ENV=development node app.js or push it to your chosen host. If you're running it locally, you should see output something like this: ============================================================== Twelescreen starting, using Node v6.9.5 NODE_ENV is development Streamer: 1/3 Fetching Twitter user IDs [starting] Express server listening on port 3000 [finished] Streamer: 2/3 Caching existing Tweets [starting] [finished] Streamer: 3/3 Listening for new Tweets [starting] [finished] ============================================================== From this point the server is ready for requests. If running locally, you can see it at http://127.0.0.1:3000/
If you can view your new Twelescreen, start fiddling with the options, as described below...
If you're unfamiliar with Node, the section at the end of this document, "Local development" may be helpful for some basic pointers. This "Installation" section assumes you have Node up and running, either locally or on a server you can push the code to.