• Description
• Setup
• Usage

DESCRIPTION

A program to perform actions on multiple twitter accounts.

• The program accepts a list of bot accounts to use

• The program loops over each account to perform the required actions.

• During each loop the program logs in the bot account, performs the required actions, then logs out the bot.

• The program accepts the following parameters:
  ~ Actions to perform (follow, like, retweet, comment) - Required
  ~ Number of bots to use.
  ~ A subject username
  ~ A tweet URL
  ~ A tweet text
  ~ A comment context
  ~ A boolean to indicate if comment context is the exact content that should be commented.

• If action == Follow, username is required.

• If action == Like, tweet url is required.

• If action == Retweet, tweet url is required.

• If action == Comment
  ~ The tweet url is required.
  ~ The comment context is required if exactComment is false.
  ~ A comment context is required. This should be a short string explaining what the comment should be about. ChatGPT would be used to generate a unique comment based on the context provided in relation to the tweet content.
  ~ If exactComment is true, the comment context should be the exact comment to be posted. ChatGpt would not be used.

• The program supports multiple actions in a single run. For example, the program can follow, like, and comment on a tweet in a single run.

SETUP

You will need a botlist, a list of twitter accounts to use for the actions. The botlist should be a csv file with the following format: username,password
An example botlist is provided in botlist.csv, simply replace the usernames and passwords with your own.
Note: The first line of the csv must be the header, and the header must be username,password

For use with a proxy network, BrightData Scraping Browswer is supported. set export const USE_PROXY = true in the config.js file.
For use with a local browser instance, Chrome is supported. (default)
Local browser does not run in headless mode by default. To run in headless mode, set export const HEADLESS = true config.js file.

• Go to BrightData.com and create an account
• Create a Scraping Browser instance
• Go to Access Parameters, you will see a Host, Username, and Password
• create a config.js file in the root directory with the following content:
  export const BD_username = "USERNAME";
export const BD_password = "PASSWORD";
export const BD_hostUrl = "HOST";
• Go to openai.com and create an account to get an API key
• Go back to the config.js file and add the following: export const OPENAI_KEY = "API_KEY";

For use with a local browser instance (chrome), specify the executable path in the config.js file:
export const EXECUTABLE_PATH = "PATH_TO_CHROME";
eg: C:\\Program Files\\Google\\Chrome\\Application\\chrome.exe
(double backslashes)

• An example config.js file is provided in config.example.js, simply rename it to config.js and replace the values with your own.

USAGE

• First time use: run npm install to install dependencies
• To run the program, follow the syntax below: npm start <actions> <number of bots> <username> <tweet url> <tweet text> <comment context> <exactComment>

Note:

• Actions should be a comma separated string. eg: follow,like,comment
• Tweet url, tweet text, and comment context should be enclosed in double quotes. eg: "https://twitter.com/username/status/1234567890123456789" "This is a tweet" "This is a comment context"
• exactComment should be a boolean. eg: true or false