Looking for recommendations: Twitter Bot for Raspberry Pi

[Nonilol]

Hey guys,

I'm looking for a twitter bot free, non-API twitter bot that I can run on a raspberry pi.
Was browsing github a bit, but couldn't really find one that looks promising so I was wondering what you guys are using?

I'm not interested in buying a tool like Jarvee, because I only want to do simple follow/unfollow for 1 account.

Thank you!

 

[Nonilol]

bot for windows ?

Nah, I run Rasbian on it

 

[JackTheBlack]

Write your own.

 

[Nonilol]

Write your own.

Concluding this might require a lot of brainpower, but I wasn't planning on writing a bot on my own, thus my question.

 

[Adreia AKA]

Look for them at instructables, pimylifeup or makeuseof.

 

[JackTheBlack]

Concluding this might require a lot of brainpower, but I wasn't planning on writing a bot on my own, thus my question.

nothing is for free. Either you buy one or you make one on your own. (There might be some tutorials like the other guy mentioned)

 

[pbl4845]

I’m also interested on this...sure there is some useful shit on github....

 

[Nonilol]

nothing is for free. Either you buy one or you make one on your own. (There might be some tutorials like the other guy mentioned)

You would be surprised if you had ever looked up social bots.
There's plenty of open source projects on github which everyone can install on their machine and use for free.

There's just soo many twitter bots out there and none looked too promising to me. Therefore, I was wondering what you guys are using.
For IG it's much easier as they got two prevailing bots (InstaPy and instabot.py), but twitter bots are just all over the place.

Look for them at instructables, pimylifeup or makeuseof.

Yeah they got a bunch of decent articles on there. Unfortunately, just tutorials, no code / download as far as I can see.

 

[Gogol]

Why raspberry for a bot? Why not a fully blown server? I believe you are choosing the wrong hardware for the job. Anyway, look for python bots in github. The hardware should be enough to handle a python bot.

 

[JackTheBlack]

Why raspberry for a bot? Why not a fully blown server? I believe you are choosing the wrong hardware for the job. Anyway, look for python bots in github. The hardware should be enough to handle a python bot.

if you don't own 100+ accounts a raspberry does the job very well.

 

[Gogol]

if you don't own 100+ accounts a raspberry does the job very well.

Yeah true. Scaling up is the real problem though.

 

[bhjayalaxmi]

jarvee is costly in my opinion. You can go with free trial of other softwares and if it does work,make money and then update with paid softwares

 

[MEng]

few months ago i was searching for twitter bot for raspberry pi.. i did not find anything good!

 

[nikhil964986]

I think there is no bot with non API, I use buffer to post daily 100 posts per account.
But in buffer you need to add your own posts daily.

 

[Nonilol]

if you don't own 100+ accounts a raspberry does the job very well.

Exactly. And as I said, I'm only planning on running a single account, so a server would be absolutely overkill.

Also, you get that sweet sweet residential IP address which is also the IP you use to login from your smartphone