python packages

👉 pip3 install urllib

👉 pip3 install requests

👉 pip3 install json

👉 pip3 install pprint This is to get data in an easy reading way.

👉 pip3 install tweepy Main Package to make tweets !

cron

👉 npm install cron See Downloading and installing Node.js and npm | npm Docs for more details about npm

TESTING integration 👉 pip3 install textwrap

If you have some of those packages, download only necessary ones.

1️⃣ git clone https://github.com/GaloisField2718/Twitter_python

2️⃣ Get your Twitter API Keys on Twitter dev Portal. You will pass your twitter account in twitter dev account.

3️⃣ Add your keys in dogeaccountpy/config.py file.

4️⃣ Get your API-key in CoinMarketCap and put it in dogeaccountpy/prices.py (it's indicated in the code).

5️⃣ You can change messages in dogeaccountpy/messages.py.

6️⃣ You can make a first try with :

python3 tweets.py

7️⃣ Automation with cron : When you have cron you can launch on your computer a command like which provided in crontab.txt file.

I created two twitter account : @Marketcryptopy and @dogeaccountpy which is running since few month and I want to share this code.

It's not strong coded and we can improve it in several differents ways but for now it works and that's cool 😎.

I will briefly details after what I used to get cryptocurrencies prices 🤑, what config we need to use with tweepy and basic tweepy commands.

I also want to provide the basic shell commands I use to interact with @Marketcryptopy on my console. I'm trying to use this account only in command line and never interact through Twitter interface. Sometimes it's harder but it's fun to see it's possible.

🧪 I tried to connect CMC API with latest Listings url, metadata url and tweepy to get information about new CMC listings. Especially get important data as website, description, social medias,...

㊷ Unfortunately, the textwrap python which I used seems to not produce convienent output :

Your Tweet text is too long. For more information on how Twitter determines text length see https://github.com/twitter/twitter-text.

I'm working hard on this issue to produce soon 🔜 a working bot for this job.

To get prices I use 2 differents API :

👉 MarketCryptoPy : CoinMarketCap-API.

📜 The unofficial documentation : python-binance but it's quite hard to onboard through this. There is an incredible Youtube Channel @cryptorobotfr, they are french but you can translate the video and their code is in english so don't worry 😁.

📺 One very good video to begin with python-binance package [TUTO FR] Créer son PROPRE BOT DE TRADING CRYPTO facilement en Python ! and the associated github repo create personnal trading bot.

👉 DogeAccountPy : python-binance.

📜 Documentation : CoinMarketCap API Documentation

📺 Youtube channels can help you to onboard with CoinMarketCap API.

🔍 Looking for optimization Le Design Pattern Contre-Intuitif le plus utilisé par les Développeurs Professionnels.--

To onboard with this package you definitely should see this video 📺 How to use the Twitter API v2 in Python using Tweepy. All my Tweepy code is based on this video !

The automation is made with cron - npm. It's an automation tool in command line that you can install easily with : npm install cron.

After you install it you can check some use on crontab.guru.

I provide a crontab file without extension which can be open by every text editor. It's a basic syntax but this file provide a solution when your shell doesn't find the good python compiler.

This automation actually runs on AWS EC2 Instance with a free account but I think it will be removed soon because I don't want to pay!

Still in french you can find a good detail about how to deploy an AWS free instance [Tuto FR] Héberger votre BOT DE TRADING crypto GRATUITEMENT en Python sur un serveur avec FTX.

👉 config.py : which stores every twitter access keys.

👉 prices.py : which ask prices at CoinMarketCap and provide some functions to simplify messaging and accessing data. There is also a function metsLesVirgules which makes the same thing as "{:=,}".format(value) but I didn't know so I hardcoded this function and I let here.

👉 messages.py : uses every functions in prices to provide 3 messages.

👉 tweets.py : the last one obviously... to TWEET PRICES 🤑 ‼️

👉 crontab : the file where the command is stored to automate post.

This uses python-binance package, and contains only two files :

👉 Twitter.py : it's my first file and contains Binance prices call, messages and tweeting via tweepy.

👉 config.py : still a config file to run all of this.

👉 listings_cmc.py : make the call to get latest CMC listings.

👉 metadata_listings.py : provide metadata related to latest listings taking from listings_cmc.py.

👉 tweets_wrapper.py : a simple file which contains one function : tweets_wrapper.

👉 tweets.py : obviously posting file, but also some textual operations to improve each threads.