tweetcam | twitter account and , using a raspberry pi

The installation of this is a bit patchy as it's done from memory. However, it should be (fairly) self explanitory. Download the code and put it in somewhere like /home/pi/tweetcam. Copy _config.cfg.skel, rename to _config.cfg and update the values. Run the bot.py script manually to make sure everything is OK. This should loop through any mentions and, if less than your previously defined tweet_difference_limit, will reply with a video. Otherwise, it will reply with an apology. Modify line 14 of StreamingDaemon to the correct path of your script. Copy it to /etc/init.d with a slightly more sensible name. Ensure the script is executable. And initalise it as a service. Now you can run. You can set up a cron job to run every 15 minutes or so to check the service is running. If it is, do nothing. If it's stopped for whateve reason, start it again. And add this to the bottom. This will run the service check script every 15 minutes - restarting the process if it's not running.
setup debug_mode - This stops the script from actually tweeting but output on the command line twitter_username - The username of your twitter bot (without the @)
options tweet_difference_limit - Time (in minutes) for the cutoff for replying to tweets (e.g. if it is over this it won't reply)
twitter_api - Your keys for the API app
tweet_text - a list of dictionaries containing phrases that your bot can reply, if make sure they contain [[user]] to include the username photo - for when the bot takes a picture video - for status with video preperation - the tweet which is sent before recording starts late - for when the tweet is more than tweet difference limit