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This is
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This is a reasonably useful version of a Twitter commandline tool with much more functionality to come. The biggest part that is missing currently is seemless authentication with Twitter's xAuth, which will be added once they approve the request.
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== Getting Started
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DHH (@dhh) [04/02/11 11:43 AM]
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I've tried many answers for "what do you get out of working on open source?", but the truth is the act of creation is its own reward. (54222543829213184)
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Anthony Crumley (@anthonycrumley) [04/08/11 10:41 PM]
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Writing code for the fun of it is its own reward. When we create for the joy of creating we imitate our creator. (56562348806242304)
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== Tasks
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tl cat [ID] # Display the details of a tweet with responses based on twitter id or piped in tweets.
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desc "grep PATTERN", "Display tweets matching pattern."
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def grep(pattern)
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Tweetline.each_tweet do |tweet|
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regex = Regexp.new(pattern)
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if regex =~ tweet["name"] or regex =~ tweet["screen_name"] or regex =~ tweet["text"]
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Tweetline.put_tweet(tweet["id"], tweet["created_at"], tweet["name"], tweet["screen_name"], tweet["text"])
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end
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desc "json", "Lists tweets from the timeline in JSON format."
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def json
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Tweetline.each_tweet do |tweet|
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desc "raw", "Raw output for testing."
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desc "retweet [ID]", "Retweets the tweet by the Twitter id or a group of piped in tweets."
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def retweet(twitter_id = "")
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s.summary = "Command line client for Twitter."
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s.description = "Tweetline is a command line Twitter client for those who can't imagine a better interface to anything than the command line. Also, some folks may find it useful for automating Twitter interactions."
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platform: ruby
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authors:
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- Anthony Crumley
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date: 2011-04-
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date: 2011-04-10 00:00:00 -05:00
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default_executable: tl
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dependencies:
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