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Twyt - A Twitter client for the easily distracted
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How to use
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This file used to list the commands available in twyt before its online help
system became sane. This is now available by using the three handy command forms:
twyt --help
twyt --commands
twyt COMMAND --help
Your first tweet
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Here's how to tell twyt which username you want to use by default:
twyt user set --user=yourusername ---default
This will prompt you for your password to save it to your profile. You can
leave it blank if you would prefer not to save your password, but then you will
be prompted for your password each time twyt needs it (which can get annoying
very soon).
Here's an example of the two commands you're most likely to use often:
1. twyt tweet "My first tweet"\!
This sets 'My first tweet!' as your Twitter status message.*
2. twyt friendstl
This lists up to the last 20 status messages in your friends timeline. (Your
friends timeline is the aggregation of your status messages and your
friends' status messages. The 20 limit is enforced by Twitter but you can
use the -s option to get earlier tweets. You can also use the -P option to
get the next page of status updates.)
* Note that in command 1 the exclamation mark needed some extra escaping magic.
This is because bash treats ! specially and even putting it inside the quotes
doesn't work.
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