✨ Twitter/X AIO 🐦

A powerful Python-based tool designed to automate various interactions on X (formerly Twitter). This bot leverages unofficial GraphQL API endpoints to perform actions like posting, commenting, liking, and searching for tweets.

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🚀 Features

• Post Tweets: Create and publish new tweets directly from the command line.
• Comment on Tweets:
  • Comment on specific tweets by ID.
  • Mass Commenting: Search for tweets based on a keyword and automatically post a predefined comment on them.
• Like Tweets:
  • Send a like to a specific tweet by ID.
  • Mass Liking: Use multiple accounts (via auth_tokens) to like a single tweet.
• Search Tweets: Find recent tweets based on specific keywords.
• Proxy Support: Route requests through an HTTP/HTTPS proxy for anonymity or to bypass restrictions.
• User Data Fetching: Fetches basic user data upon login to verify session validity.
• Session Management: Utilizes requests.Session for persistent cookies and headers.
• Automatic Bearer Token Extraction: Attempts to fetch the necessary bearer token from X's JavaScript files.

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📋 Prerequisites

• Python 3.10+
• pip (Python package installer)

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⚙️ Setup & Installation

1. Clone the Repository:

   git clone https://github.com/RobMCQuack/Twitter-AIO-Tool.git
   cd Twitter-AIO-Tool

2. Install Dependencies:

   pip install -r requirements.txt

3. Configure proxy.txt (Optional): If you want to use a proxy, create a file named proxy.txt in the config directory of the project. The file should contain a single line with your proxy details in the format: username:password@host:port (if authentication is required) OR host:port (if no authentication)

4. Configure config/comment.cfg (For Mass Commenting): Edit the file named comment.cfg inside the config directory. This file defines the comment text and the keyword for searching tweets to comment on.

5. Configure file/tokens.txt (For Mass Liking): Edit the file named tokens.txt inside the config directory. Each line in this file should be an auth_token from a different X account. This is used for the "Mass Like" feature.

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💡 Usage

Run the script from your terminal:

py twitter_aio.py

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⚠️ Important Notes & Potential Issues

• Rate Limiting: X aggressively rate-limits unofficial API usage. Performing too many actions in a short period can lead to temporary blocks or errors. The script includes time.sleep() calls, but you might need to adjust them.
• API Stability: Since this bot relies on unofficial endpoints, any change by X to their internal API structure can break the bot. This is particularly true for bearer token extraction and GraphQL query IDs/payloads.
• Account Safety: Automation can be detected. Avoid overly aggressive or spammy behavior.
• Error Handling: While some error handling is present, it might not cover all scenarios. If you encounter persistent errors, it could be due to X API changes, invalid tokens, or network issues.
• CSRF Token (ct0): This token is crucial for POST requests. It's obtained during the login_and_sync_cookies process. If it's missing or invalid, POST actions will fail.
• Bearer Token: The bearer_token is essential for most API calls. If the bot fails to extract it (e.g., if X changes its JS files), most functionalities will break.

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🤝 Contributing

Contributions are welcome! If you have ideas for improvements, new features, or bug fixes, please feel free to help.

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