Using Azure Storage Queues and Python to Automate Sending Tweets

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  • 31DaysofNeurodivergenceTweets

    Twitter Azure Functions Bot

    Check out the repo to see how I was able to build this campaign. Finally check out AZ Queue Tweeter to create your own campaigns!

  • Az-Queue-Tweeter

    Send Tweets via Azure Storage Queues

    Check out the repo to see how I was able to build this campaign. Finally check out AZ Queue Tweeter to create your own campaigns!

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  • pillow

    Python Imaging Library (Fork)

    I was able to build a simple base image using Canva. Then, I overlayed the text using Pillow. Working with text on images is somwhat complicated to get perfect so I opted to create 4 categories and a ratio for each one.

  • twitter-api-typescript-sdk

    A TypeScript SDK for the Twitter API

    The next step was sending the tweet. Twitter has an API in which you can use to interact with the application. The most basic access is free. But in order to tweet images, I needed to request elevated access. Instead of using the API directly, I opted to use the python package Tweepy

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