Tweetor

Basic Twitterbot Manager to create automated Tweets. Uses OpenAI's GPT-3 to randomize messages. Hosted on Akash Decentralized Cloud. This example is tested on Ubuntu.

Example

MetaBrainz active Twitterbot is based on this example! See Tweet

NOTE

Do not share your public domain (Akash uri) when using this example template! This is a basic example that is coded hastily in one go and meant for experimental purposes only. The Author and Owner of this repository can not be held liable for any loss resulting from using this code. It is rumored that using GPT-3 for twitter goes against OpenAI's TOS. Use at your own risk.

Requirements

Minimum:

• Docker
• Twitter Developer Account
• OpenAI API Account

Only needed when hosting on Akash:

• Akashlythics
• AKT Token

Preparation

1. Setup/Configure Developer accounts
2. Get the required keys for the environment variables:

• TWITTER_API_KEY
• TWITTER_API_SECRET
• TWITTER_BEARER_TOKEN
• GPT_ORG_ID
• GPT_API_KEY

3. Set callback urls in Twitters Developer Portal:

• For Local: http://127.0.0.1:5500/authenticate
• For Akash: See section Test On Akash

Test Locally

Make sure to replace the above mentioned environment variables in .localtest file.

CLI

sudo make build

sudo make up

Once running

1. Go to: http://127.0.0.1:5500/
2. Insert callback url http://127.0.0.1:5500/authenticate/
3. Authorize using Twitter
4. Call some endpoints (using curl, postman, etc)

Test On Akash

Get started with Akash Docs

Build & Push Docker Image

Edit the Makefile and replace: <dckr_username>/<image-tag:version>

CLI

sudo make push

Create deployment

Once the image has been pushed to dockerhub:

1. Edit the deploy.yml file.
2. Create a new deployment with Akashlytics.
3. Select 'empty' and paste deploy.yml contents.

deploy.yml

Make sure to replace the above mentioned environment variables in deploy.yml file. Additionally replace the image value.

Once deployed:

1. Go to Akash uri, for example: http://your-akash-uri.eu-west01-akash.provider.com
2. Insert callback uri, for example: http://your-akash-uri.eu-west01-akash.provider.com/authenticate/
3. Authorize using Twitter
4. Call some endpoints (using curl, postman, etc)
5. NOTE: Do not share your public domain (Akash uri) when using this example template!

Endpoints

• /create_tweetor
• /list_tweetors
• /remove_tweetor
• /remove_all

[POST] /create_tweetor

http://127.0.0.1:5500/create_tweetor

{
    "interval": {
        "days":0,"hours":0, "minutes": 5, "seconds":0,
        "start_date":"", "end_date":"","timezone":""
    },
    "gpt_use": 1,
    "gpt_prompt": "Tweet something awesome about Elon Musk",
    "gpt_prompt_topic": "@elonmusk",
    "tweetor_type": 0,    
    "tweetor_name": "mytweetor",
    "tweetor_message": ""
}

[GET] /list_tweetors

http://127.0.0.1:5500/list_tweetors

[GET] /remove_tweetor/tweetor_name

http://127.0.0.1:5500/remove_tweetor/mytweetor

[GET] /remove_all

http://127.0.0.1:5500/remove_all

DISCLAIMER

Do not share your public domain (Akash uri) when using this example template! This is a basic example that is coded hastily in one go and meant for experimental purposes only. The Author and Owner of this repository can not be held liable for any loss resulting from using this code. It is rumored that using GPT-3 for twitter goes against OpenAI's TOS. Use at your own risk.