Open jessi19 opened 8 years ago
I think it is easier to extend the settings.json
rather than creating two files. What you need is a second pair of access_token_key
and access_token_secret
. The only place where those are used is in request.js
.
Since you probably get the second access_token_key
and access_token_secret
by creating another app for your second Twitter account you get different consumer_key
and consumer_secret
for that.
So you may start with this settings.json
format where twitter_api
becomes an array and then update request.js
accordingly:
{
"twitter_api": [
{
"consumer_key": "TODO: Set according to https://apps.twitter.com -> create app -> tab 'Keys and Access Tokens' -> Application Settings -> Consumer Key (API Key)",
"consumer_secret": "TODO: Set according to https://apps.twitter.com -> create app -> tab 'Keys and Access Tokens' -> Application Settings -> Consumer Secret (API Secret)",
"access_token_key": "TODO: Set according to https://apps.twitter.com -> create app -> tab 'Keys and Access Tokens' -> Your Access Token -> Access Token",
"access_token_secret": "TODO: Set according to https://apps.twitter.com -> create app -> tab 'Keys and Access Tokens' -> Your Access Token -> Access Token Secret"
},
{
"consumer_key": "TODO: Set according to https://apps.twitter.com -> create app -> tab 'Keys and Access Tokens' -> Application Settings -> Consumer Key (API Key)",
"consumer_secret": "TODO: Set according to https://apps.twitter.com -> create app -> tab 'Keys and Access Tokens' -> Application Settings -> Consumer Secret (API Secret)",
"access_token_key": "TODO: Set according to https://apps.twitter.com -> create app -> tab 'Keys and Access Tokens' -> Your Access Token -> Access Token",
"access_token_secret": "TODO: Set according to https://apps.twitter.com -> create app -> tab 'Keys and Access Tokens' -> Your Access Token -> Access Token Secret"
}
],
"database": {
"url": "mongodb://... TODO: See http://mongodb.github.io/node-mongodb-native/driver-articles/mongoclient.html#the-url-connection-format",
"collection": "users"
},
"bot_parameters": {
"query": "TODO: See 'Query Operators' in https://dev.twitter.com/rest/public/search",
"lang": "en",
"replyOnceEveryXMinutes": 15,
"replyToTweetsAtLeastXMinutesOld": 5
}
}
i am sorry i don't know how to update request.js, to work with new Settings File, i have made changes to Settings.json file like the above Example. but i dont know how to change request.js file can you help me. Thanks for Responding..
It is all about setting the credentials
variable right. Also _.random(0,1)
will be helpful. You can do it!
Sorry i dont know much about Programming. i understand, i need to change this line in requests.js var credentials = require('../settings.json').twitter_api; i have no idea how to do that.is there any tutorials for that part.
If you want to use custom automation like this you should definitely learn programming! Since I gave you all breadcrumbs all that is remaining is basic JavaScript programming. I encourage you to try your best!
Hi, First , thanks for Sharing this Bot. i am not Pro in in Programming so i have few doubts about using this Bot. i have successfully set up the bot with my Twitter account, i have 2 different twitter accounts one for my blog and one for Personal account. i am using this bot to Replay to tweets that mention my blog. Since i have two accounts i created 2 Settings.json files. i want to import any one of settings file randomly every time the bot runs. so that i can reply to users with my Personal account or with my blog. i dont know how to Import the settings.json file randomly can anyone help me