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# Replicator
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Replicator can manage several Mastodon's bot accounts who will replicate (post to Mastodon) several Twitter accounts's tweets of your choice.
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### Dependencies
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- **Python 3**
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- Postgresql server
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- Several Mastodon's bot accounts
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- One Twitter user account API KEY and SECRET
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- Your personal Linux or Raspberry box.
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### Usage:
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Within Python Virtual Environment:
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1. Run `pip install -r requirements.txt` to install needed libraries.
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2. Run `python db-setup.py` to setup and create new Postgresql database and needed table in it.
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3. Run `python twitter-setup.py` to input and save your Twitter's key and access token. You can get your API key and API key secret from [Twitter Developer Platform](https://developer.twitter.com/en/apply/user.html)
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4. Run `python bots-setup.py` to setup your Mastodon's bot accounts access tokens, so many as you wish. Each bot will replicate (post to Mastodon) all new tweets from each configured Twitter's users.
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5. Use your favourite scheduling method to set `python replicator.py` to run every minute.
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