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TweetSync

A tool for synchronising a twitter users recent tweets with a local database

Before you start:

You will need to create an application with https://apps.twitter.com/ to get your own consumer key and consumer secret. You will also need to generate an oauth access token and oauth secret with read access to your twitter account.

Installation:

composer require warslett/tweet-sync-doctrine

Setup with Symfony

Add the following parameters to your parameters.yml:

Add the following resource to the imports at the top of your config.yml;

Finally add the doctrine mapping to your doctrine configuration:

Now clear your cache php app/console cache:clear and update your database schema php app/console doctrine:schema:update --force

Setup without Symfony:

Create your own Console Runner wherever you want:

Then run init to initialise the tables in the db: php app/console tweetsync:init (replace app/console with the location of your console runner)

Usage:

To synchronise a user "BBCBreaking": php app/console tweetsync:user BBCBreaking (replace app/console with the location of your console runner) Add to the crontab for a regular sync: http://crontab.org/

To get tweets that have been synchronised for use in your application:

All versions of tweet-sync-doctrine with dependencies

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Requires symfony/yaml Version ^3.4
symfony/dependency-injection Version >=2.5.0
symfony/console Version >=2.5.0
doctrine/orm Version >=2.5.0
warslett/tweet-sync Version 0.1.*
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