follow.py is the result.
Usage: ./follow.py <twitter username> <twitter password> <filename.csv>")
Copy the code above and save it using notepad as follow.py
You will need a python interpreter and the python-twitter API to run it. Tested on Linux but should run anywhere.
The input file can be either:
friend1
friend2
friend3
or
friend1,friend2,friend3
or
friend1,friend2
friend3
Disclaimer: I will not take responsibility for loss of life, revenue, sex drive, property or any negative consequence suffered as a result of using the above code.
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2 comments:
Thanks @yusufk - I really appreciate it :)
Just to clarify - where do I need to have the python-twitter API? Does it have to be installed locally on my computer? I'm guessing it might be just a library or dependency, right?
Will try it out on Asus EEE PC later today, and tweet you if I come across any problems!
Thanks so much dude! Between you and @lord_matty I hope that I'll be able to get this challenge dealt with!
Yes it is a library and if you're running Ubuntu, its as easy as apt-get install python-twitter
There are instructions on the python-twitter site for installing it on other platforms.
Good luck!
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