Good question! According to Twitter, XML, Atom, and RSS are infrequently used today. You can also keep an eye on your API usage on the Status page. Finally, you can modify the data outputted in the RSS feed by removing URLs, screen names, hashtags etc or share your recipe with other folders.Īs well as an RSS feed generator, Twools has a basic direct message spam filter (experimental- use at your own risk!) and a simple social media management tool (basically an HTML version of the RSS filters). As well as that you can filter based on the user (currently their location and language).
You can filter the results from the Twitter API by only outputting tweets containing certain keywords, hashtags or screen names or even by the app used to send the Tweet. Direct messages Sent (disabled by default).Direct messages received (disabled by default).List timeline (from a list that you own).User timeline (yours or another user's).Twools offers a number of RSS feeds from the Twitter API: It is just a case of editing a few lines in a file (with your Twitter app details) and uploading to your website. It has been my intention to make this as easy as possible for you install, however you do need to install this on your own website (PHP is required). As well as not having access to RSS feeds, you need to be authenticated to use the API which raises the bar for Twitter users and developers. Twitter retired version 1 of their API in June 2013 as well as retiring RSS feeds. Twools started off as a way to get back RSS feeds from Twitter. Twools is no longer available for download. Download Twools Unleash your Social Media- it's Free!
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