#TWITTER DOWNLOAD JAVA MOBILE CODE#
This file will contain all the code we need to blast out our deliciously offensive tweets.
Step 4 - The Source CodeĬreate a new Java Class in the src/main/java directory of your project. Now that we’re authenticated with our Twitter application, we can move ahead to the code. You will need to fill in the following information from Step 1 of this tutorial: debug=true nsumerKey= nsumerSecret= oauth.accessToken= oauth.accessTokenSecret= In the same directory, create a new file called twitter4j.properties. Here are a few examples: I love Donald Trump #MAGA Guns don't kill people. Read this article for inspiration if you’re looking to get banned as quickly as possible. Of course, each line should be less than Twitter’s limit of 280 characters each. I suggest writing at least 100 unique tweets to get going. The more unique your content, the less likely tweets will fail as a result of duplicate content detection. The way we’re going to set up this bot is to have it tweet line by line from this file until there are no more lines. Click Import Changes when the prompt pops up and wait for Maven to import the new dependency: Nazdravlje! We have now set up Twitter4J with our project. Go to your pom.xml file and replace its contents with this: 4.0.0 com.blockchainmarty TwitterAutoBot 1.0-SNAPSHOT maven-compiler-plugin 1.7 1.7 org.twitter4j twitter4j-core [3.0,)
They can be whatever you want but you’ll have to make sure they’re consistent throughout the program so just copy me for now.
Set the GroupId to com.blockchainmarty and the ArtifactId to TwitterAutoBot for consistency.