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When I enter go build, it says command not found.
how can i use it by Windows?
the default is Windows, read their readme: https://github.com/89z/mech#how-to-install
unfortunately as this is open source software, support is very limited.
./twitter -s spaces-ID
returns an error. The correct command should be ./twitter -c spaces-ID
.
As per May 2022 instructions, cd twitter
after cd mech
, there is no 'twitter' folder inside mech in the new commit. It doesn't work.
@harishkotra oh dear looks like he deleted it a few days ago.. so sorry https://github.com/89z/mech/commit/c34237b5c047fc7142ad25c71b619f6cf3782e61
reverting instructions to the old one which should still work
@sw-yx Thank you.
I have updated my instructions to pin to a specific commit since the developer has said he is intentionally removing twitter support permanently. If anyone wants to fork the project and maintain it I'd be happy to update this post to point to you. I'd like something for Super Follows Spaces.
# make sure you have `git` installed!
git clone https://github.com/89z/mech
cd mech
git reset 5b977a09590b883584662a656a14d393337411c1 --hard # old twitter functionality was removed https://github.com/89z/mech/issues/71
cd cmd/twitter
# make sure you have `go` installed!
go build
This builds a binary called twitter
which you can run:
# mac
./twitter -c 1YqGoprjyQEJv # if this doesnt work try ./twitter -s 1YqGoprjyQEJv
# windows
twitter -c 1YqGoprjyQEJv # if this doesnt work try twitter -s 1YqGoprjyQEJv
@sw-yx Which one should I fork? I'd like to fork it first, not sure if I will be able to maintain.
I am having troubles getting this all installed within a conda environment on Mac OS with ARM processor. Installing git
works like a charm but when I try to install go
via conda install go
it can only fetch the 1.17 release. Unfortunately when running go build
it specifically asks for the 1.18 version.
I tried installing go via brew install go@1.18
but this puts the package into the wrong directory (and it seems that brew does not allow for custom package locations). I would like to install go
at the location /opt/homebrew/Caskroom/miniforge/base/envs/env/go
as this is where conda expects to find the binary. Can anyone help?
I am having troubles getting this all installed within a conda environment on Mac OS with ARM processor. Installing
git
works like a charm but when I try to installgo
viaconda install go
it can only fetch the 1.17 release. Unfortunately when runninggo build
it specifically asks for the 1.18 version. I tried installing go viabrew install go@1.18
but this puts the package into the wrong directory (and it seems that brew does not allow for custom package locations). I would like to installgo
at the location/opt/homebrew/Caskroom/miniforge/base/envs/env/go
as this is where conda expects to find the binary. Can anyone help?
You can directly download and install from Go's official website: https://go.dev/dl/
Has anyone gotten this to work? I keep getting an "access denied" when trying to run the command.
@elevationallah it works on my mac -
i dont use windows unfortunately so i dont know whats up with your error.
@harishkotra fork https://github.com/89z/mech/ and rewind back to 5b977a09590b883584662a656a14d393337411c1
yes for the record i support your decision to deprecate support based on your principles. thanks for the original code!
I used May 2022 instructions, but after I use the Space ID, it gives me the following: "panic: invalid character '<' looking for beginning of value"
After few more trials, it started to give me the following: "panic dial tcp: lookup api.twitter.com: no such host"
I tried accessing api.twitter.com on my browser, and gave me the following: "This api.twitter.com page can't be found No web page was found for the web address: https://api.twitter.com HTTP ERROR 404"
To download Twitter Spaces I recommend this tool: https://www.audiolabs.io/download-space
an alternative way from @simonw that uses youtube-dl! https://til.simonwillison.net/twitter/export-edit-twitter-spaces for those who cant figure out my/89z’s method
@sw-yx can the tool download the Twitter Spaces which was not marked for recording? I tried on Windows with https://github.com/89z/mech/releases/tag/v1.45.3 but got following error.
I tried for this Spaces - https://twitter.com/i/spaces/1ZkKzXPLMewJv
well, no, it wasn't recorded 🙃
This worked for me, thanks @sw-yx! After downloading, needed to:
chmod +x twitter
./twitter
System Preferences -> General -> Allow twitter
at bottom
ah thanks @lorensr will update. I dont understand "System Preferences -> General -> Allow twitter
at bottom" - allow twitter to do what?
Hello! I am getting the following output after trying '-c spaces_id': "-c: orden no encontrada"
This no longer works. I get a small AAC file. It seems to not know it has to keep reloading the dynamic playlist.
This is how I download Twitter Spaces now, with another method. https://mora.app/planet/l6mn5-5qaaa-aaaan-qddfa-cai/7TVQYR7WTZ8X0DB9CM44HVHBP1
Moonbird author here, if you're on Windows or Mac you don't need to install the Rust toolchain, a .exe compiled version is available here: https://github.com/Chiplis/moonbird/releases/
title: How to Download Twitter Spaces That Aren't Yours published: true description: Grabbing the audio tags: Tips category: tutorial slug: download-twitter-spaces canonical_url: https://www.swyx.io/download-twitter-spaces cover_image: https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/6764957/156055061-5c4f6bfc-a7e9-4e57-ba83-749476c60667.png
July 2023 update: Twitter seems to have broken this API now. I think a keen developer who knows GraphQL could possibly reconstruct the query since they probably just moved some fields around. please email or DM me if you are working on this.
the current two best ways are:
I recently caught the tail end of a TimescaleDB Twitter space that I wanted to snip for my mixtape in future. Spaces are only saved for a few days so if you want them beyond that you will have to download it. However, Twitter only lets the host of the space download. I tried using youtube-dl for it but it is currently unsupported.
Fortunately
89z
on GitHub is very actively maintaining his own project that interfaces with some arbitrary social media: https://github.com/89z/mech and answered my questions enough to get me using it!The project bundles releases only for Windows, so here's a quick sequence of instructions for Mac.
Prerequisites
In case you are a nontechnical person arriving from Google - these instructions are meant for developers but written out step by step as faithfully as I can. The only prerequisite you need is:
but I won't spend any time teaching you how to use the terminal.
First get the Space ID
The primary piece of knowledge you need is the Twitter Space ID. Given a Twitter space URL
https://twitter.com/i/spaces/1YqGoprjyQEJv
, the space ID is1YqGoprjyQEJv
. No API key is needed as far as I can tell, which is just peachy.The quickest way (June 2022)
I've now had enough support load that i realize I should just upload the binary myself so you can just use it.
If you trust that i'm not doing anything funky, go to https://github.com/sw-yx/mech/releases/tag/swyx-fork-v1 and download that
twitter
binary to somewhere local.then, open your terminal to the same folder where that binary exists, and:
You may need to also set permissions in
System Preferences
.Instructions to compile it yourself (May 2022)
We're going to use @89z's mech project, but as of the time that he used to support Twitter Spaces. so bear with me:
This builds a binary called
twitter
which you can run:This starts the download:
The final file is an
aac
file which is still annoying but at least convertible and playable in Audacity.Old Instructions (Feb 2022)