How to create a Twitter bot in just 10 lines of code

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How to create a Twitter bot in just 10 lines of code

In this article, we will learn how to create a Twitter bot using a module called simpletwitter

Why wait let's go
  1. Install the simpletwitter module
pip install simpletwitter
Yes

Yes we have successfully installed the module

Now get into the code,

from simpletwitter import SimpleTwitter

Create an instance for the class SimpleTwitter

email = "Twitter_User_Email_Address"
password = "Twitter_Password"
user_name = "Abipravi1" #here i have entered my twitter username but you need to enter your's in this case
no_of_tweets = 10 #this value is necessary how many no of tweets you want to perform operation
bot = SimpleTwitter(email, password, no_of_tweets, user_name)

That's all we set up all the necessary requirements, Now let us go and perform the Twitter operations…..


hashtags = ['#abipravi', #pythonmodule', '#twitter_bot']
tweetmessage = "My first tweet by simple twitter"
bot.login() 
# to login into the account
bot.like_tweet(hashtags) 
# like the tweet
bot.unlike_liked_tweets(5) 
# unlike the liked tweet
bot.tweet(tweetmessage) 
# put some tweet
bot.only_like_top_tweet(hashtags)
# this will like only the trending tweet
bot.retweet(hashtags) 
# retweet some tweets based on particular hashtags

Finally……………………

We have made our own Twitter bot

Full Code:

from simpletwitter import SimpleTwitter
email = "Twitter_User_Email_Address"
password = "Twitter_Password"
user_name = "Abipravi1" 
#here i have entered my twitter username but you need to enter your's in this case
no_of_tweets = 10 
#this value is necessary how many no of tweets you want to perform operation
bot = SimpleTwitter(email, password, no_of_tweets, user_name)
#Creating Instance
hashtags = ['#abipravi', #pythonmodule', '#twitter_bot']
tweetmessage = "My first tweet by simple twitter"
bot.login() 
# to login into the account
bot.like_tweet(hashtags) 
# like the tweet
bot.unlike_liked_tweets(5) 
# unlike the liked tweet
bot.tweet(tweetmessage) 
# put some tweet
bot.only_like_top_tweet(hashtags)
# this will like only the trending tweet
bot.retweet(hashtags) 
# retweet some tweets based on particular hashtags

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