WorthRiches
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Twitter to Discord
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doctorjones
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If you're good with python you can find one of the discord/twitter bots on github and tweak the code a bit
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Merry Christmas!
For near-instant delivery speeds, you might want to try using Zapier or IFTTT with Twitter and Discord integrations. They allow real-time syncing, often with faster delivery compared to other bots. You can also explore MEE6 for Discord, which supports real-time alerts from Twitter, though performance can vary.
Hope this helps!
For near-instant delivery speeds, you might want to try using Zapier or IFTTT with Twitter and Discord integrations. They allow real-time syncing, often with faster delivery compared to other bots. You can also explore MEE6 for Discord, which supports real-time alerts from Twitter, though performance can vary.
Hope this helps!
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looking into it now
thanks!
natsuko
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If you’re aiming for near-instant tweet delivery to Discord, you might need a custom bot. Tools like TweetShift and RSS feeds inherently have some delay because they poll data at intervals. I’d recommend looking into Zapier or IFTTT for faster delivery, though they may still not be instant. Alternatively, creating a custom script using Twitter’s API to directly post to your Discord webhook can significantly cut down the delay.
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You can use Zapier for this job.I am looking for a Twitter to Discord bot to automatically share new tweets to Discord channel.
I have tried:
tweetshift
rss
Average time for these is 30-60 seconds. I am looking for instant delivery speeds.
Any suggestions will help!
Merry Christmas
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Problem is ever since around 2021-2022, Twitter changed their API rules and made it difficult to work with their API. Used to be great.