Twiper v0.1.1

Since there's no detailed documentations about the program for now, use with caution!

• Fixed #2 Wrong command line parsing condition via commit 5b30441 .

Full Changelog: v0.1.0...v0.1.1

How-To-Use (very simple)

1. Download Twiper binary for your system. File name is in twiper-[platform]-[arch] format. For Android and Alpine Linux, use linuxstatic binaries.
2. Place downloaded binary somewhere, and create config.json file in the same directory. You can reference the example config file. You'll need consumer key and secret of your Twitter App.
3. Place tweets.js file from your Twitter archive in the same directory of downloaded binary.
4. Run the binary in command prompt or terminal emulator. Help messages of each commands will be helpful ($ twiper-[platform]-[arch] *command* --help).
5. To authenticate and create account secrets, run $ twiper-[platform]-[arch] auth.
6. To clean your Tweets after the account secrets have created, run $ twiper-[platform]-[arch] clean.

Twiper v0.1.0

Since there's no detailed documentations about the program for now, use with caution!
At least Windows x64 binary is working as far as I tested.

Full Changelog: test-20221024...v0.1.0

How-To-Use (very simple)

1. Download Twiper binary for your system. File name is in twiper-[platform]-[arch] format. For Android and Alpine Linux, use linuxstatic binaries.
2. Place downloaded binary somewhere, and create config.json file in the same directory. You can reference the example config file. You'll need consumer key and secret of your Twitter App.
3. Place tweets.js file from your Twitter archive in the same directory of downloaded binary.
4. Run the binary in command prompt or terminal emulator. Help messages of each commands will be helpful ($ twiper-[platform]-[arch] *command* --help).
5. To authenticate and create account secrets, run $ twiper-[platform]-[arch] auth.
6. To clean your Tweets after the account secrets have created, run $ twiper-[platform]-[arch] clean.

Test Upload (20221024)

This prerelease just doesn't work even auth command, due to file path(configs, secrets, tweets.js...) resolving gets wrong. But at least it JUST can be executed!

Full Changelog: https://github.com/somnisomni/Twiper/commits/test-20221024