ftw

What's this?:

In short words: Terminal tweeting, ftw! 😄.

In long words: A Python 3 based tweeting client without shiny prompts, bright letters or fireworks, just a single command for a single tweet (yeah, UNIX style!¹).

Dependencies:

From PyPI:

• twitter.
• pyshorteners.

Includes:

• The pyftw modules:
  • The __init__ and __main__ thingies.
  • common: some common functions and program data (replaces printer and program).
  • wrapper: a twitter wrapper around the @sixosix API for Python and the PyShorteners module.
  • oauth: a wrapper around the Twitter API OAuth module.
• A setup.py script...
• ...that is wrapped by a Makefile...
• ...that is wrapped by an install.sh script.
• A requeriments.txt file (why? no idea).
• The ftw executable.

And those things:

• A MANIFEST file for pulling the README in the building.
• A TODO file.
• GIT-related files.
• The GPL version 2 license.
• This README.

Installing:

Just a ./install.sh.

Running:

Simply type ftw "tweet text", or ftw "tweet text" -i file.png if you want to add a image.

Since v1.1 you can add from 1 to 4 images², how? Simply type ftw "tweet text" -i file1.png file2.png file3.jpg...

TODO:

Check the TODO.md file.

Releases:

License:

ftw is released under the GNU General Public License version 2.

Footnotes³:

1: I'm waiting for the systemd people creating a systemd-tweet module (SPOILER ALERT: they will do it).

2: Thanks to some ugly lines of code.

3: Made in the derpest way possible 'cause my dear GitHub friends does not support them.