twitter154

twitter154

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The twitter154 MCP Server, known as 'The Old Bird,' provides robust access to a wide range of Twitter data, enabling users to effortlessly obtain tweet details, user followers, followings, post engagements, and more.

Welcome to the twitter154 MCP Server, a powerful tool designed to seamlessly interact with Twitter data. Known as 'The Old Bird,' this server provides robust access to a wide range of Twitter information, enabling users to effortlessly obtain tweet details, user followers, followings, post engagements, and much more. Whether you are looking to explore the latest tweets, videos, photos, or user profiles, twitter154 has got you covered.

Features

  • {'name': 'User Information', 'description': 'Retrieve public information about a Twitter profile, access a list of tweets, discover following and followers, and obtain liked tweets and media content.'}
  • {'name': 'Tweet Information', 'description': 'Get general information about tweets, retrieve replies, view retweets, and see favoriters.'}
  • {'name': 'Search and Hashtags', 'description': 'Perform comprehensive searches and retrieve tweets associated with specific hashtags.'}
  • {'name': 'Lists and Trends', 'description': 'Access public information about Twitter Lists, get tweets from lists, and find top trending topics near a location.'}
  • {'name': 'Translation and AI Tools', 'description': 'Translate text, detect language, perform named entity recognition, sentiment analysis, and topic classification.'}

Usage with Different Platforms

python

python
import twitter154

# Initialize the server
server = twitter154.MCPServer()

# Retrieve user details
user_details = server.get_user_details(username='example_user')
print(user_details)

# Search tweets
search_results = server.search_tweets(query='#example')
print(search_results)

javascript

javascript
const twitter154 = require('twitter154');

// Initialize the server
const server = new twitter154.MCPServer();

// Retrieve user details
server.getUserDetails('example_user').then(userDetails => {
  console.log(userDetails);
});

// Search tweets
server.searchTweets('#example').then(searchResults => {
  console.log(searchResults);
});