Open Source Twitter Bot
A Twitter Bot for educational use scrapes quotes and stores them in a MongoDB database. Users must activate it, configure a `.env` file, and install Node.js and MongoDB.
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The GitHub repository details a Twitter Bot created for educational purposes, which scrapes quotes from a website and stores them in a database. The bot requires user activation after signing in with a Google account to post quotes according to user-defined specifications. Essential software includes MongoDB Compass and Node.js, and a configuration file named `.env` is necessary to store sensitive information. This file must include variables for Twitter account credentials, bot access, and email notifications. Users must install Node.js and MongoDB, and create a MongoDB database named "quotes" for the bot to operate effectively. An example of the bot's functionality can be observed on Twitter at TheWordlyWisdow. The repository also features screenshots of the bot's control interface.
- The Twitter Bot is designed for educational purposes and requires user activation.
- It scrapes quotes and stores them in a MongoDB database.
- Users must configure a `.env` file with sensitive information for operation.
- Installation of Node.js and MongoDB is necessary for the bot to function.
- An example of the bot's operation is available on Twitter.
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