- Add upload_media() method to TwitterClient (INIT/APPEND/FINALIZE flow
via upload.twitter.com, supports JPEG/PNG/GIF/WebP up to 5MB)
- Extend create_tweet() and quote_tweet() with optional media_ids param
- Add --image/-i option to post, reply, and quote CLI commands (max 4)
- Add MediaUploadError exception for upload-specific error handling
- Add 6 unit tests covering upload flow, validation, and media_ids
Co-Authored-By: Catafal <67582323+Catafal@users.noreply.github.com>
Closes#17
- New search.py query builder module
- QUERY argument now optional when using advanced filters
- 21 unit tests + 3 CLI integration tests for search
- Bumped version to 0.7.0
Auto-iterates all Chrome/Arc/Edge/Brave profiles (Default, Profile 1,
Profile 2, ...) to find Twitter cookies. Falls back to the default
browser_cookie3 behavior when no profile dirs are found.
Set TWITTER_CHROME_PROFILE env var to specify a profile explicitly:
TWITTER_CHROME_PROFILE='Profile 2' twitter feed
Closes#6
Changed the exception handling in _best_chrome_target() to catch
specific ImportError instead of broad Exception. This improves
code clarity and avoids masking unexpected errors.
Also added a debug log message to help diagnose when curl_cffi
is not available.
Co-authored-by: Security Bot <agent@example.com>
Twitter/X made all likes private since June 2024. The likes command now:
- Detects if the target user differs from the authenticated user
- Shows a clear warning that only your own likes are visible
- Updated SKILL.md and README.md with likes privacy limitation
Closes#8
- Add export VERSION (NODE_ENV was not getting version)
- Fix API endpoint: api.clawhub.io → clawhub.ai
- Add NODE_TLS_REJECT_UNAUTHORIZED=0 for SSL cert issue
Twitter now returns HTTP 422 GRAPHQL_VALIDATION_FAILED (not just 404)
when a queryId goes stale. Updated fallback IDs and added 422 to the
stale-queryId retry logic in both _graphql_get and _graphql_post.
Twitter changed the response format from a list with nested 'user'
objects to {"users": [{user_id, name, screen_name, ...}]} with
minimal fields. Now extracts screen_name from the new format and
fetches the full profile via GraphQL UserByScreenName endpoint.
Split the monolithic client.py (1341 lines) into three focused modules:
- graphql.py (~200 lines): queryId resolution, URL building, JS bundle
scanning, feature flag management
- parser.py (~270 lines): Tweet/User/Media/Article parsing, utility functions
(_deep_get, _parse_int, _extract_cursor, _extract_media)
- client.py (~700 lines): TwitterClient class with HTTP engine, anti-detection,
session management, and all public API methods
Backward compatibility: client.py re-exports all previously public symbols
so existing test imports work without modification. 88/88 tests pass.
- Create exceptions.py with 7 exception types: TwitterError, AuthenticationError,
RateLimitError, NotFoundError, NetworkError, QueryIdError, TwitterAPIError
- Remove inline TwitterAPIError from client.py, import from exceptions module
- Replace RuntimeError('Cannot resolve queryId') with QueryIdError
- Replace RuntimeError('User not found') with NotFoundError
- Update test assertion for new TwitterAPIError message format
CLI-level smoke tests using --yaml output against real Twitter API.
Default skipped via @pytest.mark.smoke marker + pyproject.toml addopts.
Run locally with: uv run pytest -m smoke -v
