Randy Olson
Randy Olson
I haven't yet, and would welcome a PR to add this functionality. Cheers. :-)
Pretty caught up with work and can't look at this now, but just wanted to let you know that I saw this PR and plan to get to it for...
Sorry, I'm not maintaining this library any more because it is not condoned by Twitter. Please feel free to fork it and continue maintenance separately.
Yes, you can do that. You don't even need to create a new instance of the TwitterBot; you can just follow one function call with another: ```python from TwitterFollowBot import...
Yes, if you create different `TwitterBot` instances pointing to your separate config files.
This looks great. Thank you for the PR. I added a comment on one line that needs to be fixed before I can merge it. I think it would also...
You can take a look at the [code](https://github.com/rhiever/TwitterFollowBot/blob/master/TwitterFollowBot/__init__.py) to see how this bot interacts with the Twitter API. This bot doesn't have code to look at who RT'd your tweets,...
Implementation concern: Would it be better to: 1) Keep running until the API rate limit error is thrown, catch that error, sleep until the `reset` time, then continue as normal,...
It certainly seems feasible to allow an offset parameter to the `auto_follow_followers_of_user` function. All it would do is query all of the person's followers, then use list slicing to start...
The only other reason that the auto_follow method would stop is if you're hitting an API limit error, which seems likely. The Twitter API only allows so many follow actions...