Social Web

Tweet with Twitterrific

Type: Action
Keyboard Shortcut:
Icon: action_twitter_filled
Colour: blue
Confirm to Run: false
Notifications: All
Log Level: All
Number of Steps: 1
Unique ID: 694B36F7-3F8E-4BFA-9363-8F60F5C7785C
Description:
Send to Twitterrific compose window.

Tweet Storm Multi-line

Type: Action
Keyboard Shortcut:
Icon: action_twitter_filled
Colour: red
Confirm to Run: false
Notifications: All
Log Level: All
Number of Steps: 3
Unique ID: 02A8A196-F7B6-493B-9542-001A14B0F452
Description:
Based upon Tweet Storm action by agiletortoise.

Divides up a draft into separate tweets using == as a tweet separator, allowing for multi-line tweets in a thread. Removes tweet numbers.

Builds a preview of the tweets as they will be posted and displays it. If “Continue” tapped from preview, posts thread.

Tweet with Twitter app

Type: Action
Keyboard Shortcut:
Icon: action_twitter_filled
Colour: indigo
Confirm to Run: false
Notifications: All
Log Level: All
Number of Steps: 1
Unique ID: 967E86F8-8EF4-4CC1-B0A2-B21D26BBF16B
Description:
Send draft to the Twitter app compose window.

Import Twitter Search

Type: Action
Keyboard Shortcut:
Icon: action_twitter_filled
Colour: orange
Confirm to Run: false
Notifications: All
Log Level: All
Number of Steps: 2
Unique ID: CAF5C261-CD61-41D6-8629-873B7ACEC338
Description:
Prompt for a Twitter search query. Can be for any text string and supports the same syntax used in Twitter web search.

Use Twitter API to get a list of tweets matching the search and import them into a new draft as a Markdown list, with screen name and link to the tweet included.

Posted as an example of Twitter API use in Drafts.

Twitter: Get Likes

Type: Action
Keyboard Shortcut:
Icon: heart
Colour: red
Confirm to Run: false
Notifications: All
Log Level: All
Number of Steps: 2
Unique ID: 74909D40-DBA1-4270-B0E9-9B677B704545
Description:
Prompt for a Twitter handle, the request a list of their recent likes from the Twitter API. Build a Markdown version of those tweets, put them in a new draft and open it in the editor.

Demonstrates use of the Twitter object request method to make arbitrary requests to the Twitter API.