AsyncTweetsBundle

A Symfony bundle providing a Twitter reader for asynchronous reading

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Links

• Demo: https://asynctweets.alexislefebvre.com/demo/
• Code coverage: https://asynctweets.alexislefebvre.com/codecoverage/
• Doxygen: https://asynctweets.alexislefebvre.com/doxygen/
• ApiGen: https://asynctweets.alexislefebvre.com/apigen/

Goal

The goal of this project is to create an online Twitter reader, built with Symfony. AsyncTweets retrieves and stores your timeline, allowing to read your Twitter timeline even if you're away from your Twitter client for several days.

This bundle is also used to test several CI (Continuous Integration) services.

Features

• Retrieve tweets by using User's Twitter keys
• Display the tweets with a pagination
• Display images below tweets

Installation

Requirements:

• Twitter keys
• PHP >= 7.2
• a database (must be supported by Doctrine2)
• Symfony (3.4+) with Composer

Steps:

1. Install this bundle with Composer: composer require alexislefebvre/async-tweets-bundle

2. Add the bundle in app/AppKernel.php:

   <?php
   
   public function registerBundles()
   {
       $bundles = array(
           // ...
           new AlexisLefebvre\Bundle\AsyncTweetsBundle\AsyncTweetsBundle(),
       );
   }

3. Enter your Twitter keys at the end of the app/config/parameters.yml file:

   twitter_consumer_key: null
   twitter_consumer_secret: null
   twitter_token: null
   twitter_token_secret: null

4. Create the database and create the tables: php app/console doctrine:schema:update --force --env=prod

Usage:

1. Launch this command to fetch tweets: php app/console statuses:hometimeline --table --env=prod, with the --table option the imported tweets will be shown

2. Import the routes in your app/config/routing.yml:

   asynctweets_website:
       resource: "@AsyncTweetsBundle/Resources/config/routing.yml"
       prefix:   /asynctweets # Use only "/" if you want AsyncTweets at the root of the website

3. Open the page with your browser .../YOUR_DIRECTORY/web/asynctweets/ or use the following command php app/console statuses:read --env=prod to see tweets

4. Add php app/console statuses:hometimeline --env=prod in your crontab (e.g. every hour) to retrieve tweets automatically

Dependencies

• symfony/symfony (3.4+)
• abraham/twitteroauth (^0.6.0)
• twitter/bootstrap (use Bootswatch 3.3.2)

Tests:

make tests

Quality Assurance:

make qa