This is a pretty big diff. The fun files to look at are server.js where I set up the twitter client, then utils/format.js where I create the twitter message. (format.js contains both the discord and twitter formatting code now.)
Similar to the discord formatting logic, the code will branch depending on whether or not it's dealing with a batch sale. If there's a batch sale, we'll upload the images of each card; twitter only supports 4 images, so if there are >4 images, we'll only keep the first 4 returned from the ethereum event.
This is a pretty big diff. The fun files to look at are
server.jswhere I set up the twitter client, thenutils/format.jswhere I create the twitter message. (format.js contains both the discord and twitter formatting code now.)Similar to the discord formatting logic, the code will branch depending on whether or not it's dealing with a batch sale. If there's a batch sale, we'll upload the images of each card; twitter only supports 4 images, so if there are >4 images, we'll only keep the first 4 returned from the ethereum event.