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0.6.0 - April 11, 2009
* 1 feature addition
* Added http authentication back in. You can now use oauth or http auth as your client.
0.5.3 - April 10, 2009
* 1 minor fix
* Twitter API assumed follow true whether true or false. Now only sending follow along to request if follow is true for calls to friendship_create.
0.5.2 - April 8, 2009
* 4 minor fixes
* added mash as an install dependency, forgot it initially
* fixed that search wasn't taking into account a bunch of options duh!
* fixed some missing vars and stuff in exception raising
* added development dependencies to rake file to make that more explicit (technomancy)
* lame workaround for Mash#hash that allows using return objects in sets and such (technomancy)
0.5.1 - April 5, 2009
* 1 minor change
* Added data error hash returned from twitter to a few of the exceptions to help with debugging
* Fixed friendship_exists?. Was throwing mash stringify keys error because it was returning true or false instead of hash or array.
0.5.0 - April 3, 2009
* 1 major rewrite for OAuth
* Backwards compatibility thrown to the wind
* Proxy no longer supported (someone please add it back in, I never use proxies)
* Identica support killed with an axe (nothing against them but I don't use it)
* CLI shot to death (will be reborn at a later date using oauth and its own gem)
0.4.3 - February 21, 2009
* 1 minor enhancement
* verify_credentials now returns a Twitter::User rather than an hpricot doc
0.4.2 - February 10, 2009
* 1 minor enhancement
* Adding the Social Graph API methods (Josh Owens)
0.4.1 - January 1, 2009
* 4 minor enhancements and 2 bug fixes:
* Added better exception handling (Billy Gray)
* Added page to search (Michael Ivey)
* Adding an option to display tweets on CLI in reverse order (oldest first). (Cameron Booth)
* Added in_reply_to_status_id option for replying to statuses (anthonycrumley)
* Fixed a bug where the @config was improperly set (K. Adam Christensen)
* Fix verify_credentials to include a format (breaks in laconica). (dustin)
0.4.0 - December 23, 2008
* 3 major changes
* Removed active support as dependency
* Removed CLI dependencies from install dependency list
(they are now only installed by you manually)
* Switched to echoe for gem managment
0.3.7 - August 26, 2008
* Fixed source param not getting through
0.3.6 - August 11, 2008
* Fixed a few more methods that required post.
* Refactored the remaining methods that were not using #request to use it.
0.3.5 - August 4, 2008
* Removed sqlite-ruby 1.2.2 as a dependency due to install issues on linux
0.3.4 - August 3, 2008
* Added search support
0.3.3 - August 3, 2008
* Now has option for host when initializing to support identi.ca (Dustin Sallings)
* Twitter changed a bunch of methods to POST only so I updated those to now work
0.3.2 - July 26, 2008
* added the CLI gems as dependencies for now until I separate out the CLI from the API wrapper
* cleaner CLI errors for no active account or no accounts at all
* remove sets a new active account if there are none
* added username and password optional arguments to add
* added import attempt on install and on anything that uses #current_account helper
0.3.1 - July 23, 2008
* added open to CLI twitter open jnunemaker would open default browser to http://twitter.com/jnunemaker
* added -f to timeline and replies which ignores the since_id and shows all results
* added clear_config to remove all cached since id's and such
* Majorly pimped the output of timelines and replies.
0.3.0 - July 22, 2008
* complete rewrite of CLI. Now supports multiple accounts and changing between them.
* added source, truncated, in_reply_to_status_id, in_reply_to_user_id, and favorited to Twitter::Status
* added protected to Twitter::User
* d CLI method now takes standard input like post
* Rewrote several methods that had since parameter to now use a hash instead. This makes it more flexible as API updates.
* Rewrote the methods that took lite or since as an argument to instead take a hash.
* added Twitter::Base#friendship_exists?
* added Twitter::Base#update_location
* added Twitter::Base#update_delivery_device
* added Twitter::Base#favorites
* added Twitter::Base#create_favorite
* added Twitter::Base#destroy_favorite
* added Twitter::Base#block
* added Twitter::Base#unblock
BACKWORDS COMPATIBILITY BREAK:
Any method that you have using lite or since as an argument
will no longer work with this version. Simply change to a
hash and you'll be fine. For example:
friends(true) would now be friends(:lite => true)
0.2.7 - June 29, 2008
* added #rate_limit_status (Daniel Morrison)
* added source parameter option to Base#post
* added twittergem as source when posting from command line
* Twitter::RateExceeded raised when you hit your limit (Jim O'Leary)
* Twitter::Unavailable raised when twitter returns 503
* Twitter::CantConnect is now more descriptive as to what is the problem when it is raised during a request
* quoting your message when using twitter post on the command line is now optional (Benoit Caccinolo)
* aliased post to p on command line so it's shorter (Benoit Caccinolo)
* unescaped html and added some color in command line view (Miles Z. Sterrett)
* added gemspec (technoweenie, Miles Z. Sterrett)
* Fixed stack trace error on first command line operation (Matt Rose)
0.2.6 - April 2, 2008
* found a more simple way of doing stdin without any extra gem dependencies
0.2.5 - April 2, 2008
* Command line interface can now use stdin for posting (ideas and example code from Jeremy Friesen)
$ twitter post 'test without stdin' # => twitters: test without stdin
$ echo 'test with stdin' | twitter post 'and an argv[1]' # => twitters: test with stdin and an argv[1]
$ echo 'test with stdin without any argv[1]' | twitter post # => twitters: test with stdin without any argv[1]
0.2.4 - Mar 31, 2008
* Added lite option to friends and followers, which doesn't include the user's current status (Daniel Morrison)
* Updated since option to use HTTP header, and added the option on timeline() and replies(). (Daniel Morrison)
0.2.3 - Jan 16, 2008
* added d to command line interface twitter d jnunemaker 'hola' (Humbucker)
* added progress dots when posting for confirmation when twitter is running slow (Hendy Irawan)
0.2.2 - added leave and follow which are new twitter api methods for turning notifications on and off
0.2.0 - Aug 4, 2007
* added sent_messages
* alias direct_messages to received_messages
* added create_friendship
* added destroy_friendship
* added featured to retrieve the featured twitter users
* added replies
* added destroy to destroy a status by id
* added status to find a status by id
* added active support as an extra dependency
* implemented d method to send direct messages (jnewland)
* fixed since argument in direct_messages method (jnewland)
0.1.1 - May 20, 2007
* hpricot 0.5+ now supported; just a bug fix (Ryan Waldron is the man!)
0.1.0 - March 31, 2007
* added d method for creating direct messages (waiting for it to work as documented)
* added featured method for getting featured users statuses (waiting for it to work as documented)
* added direct_messages method
* added friends_for method
* added a few tests
* removed relative_created_at as it is deprecated
* separated out the call method into call, request and parse methods
0.0.5 - just a bit of code cleanup
0.0.4 - added :location, :description, :url, :profile_image_url to user class (Alex Payne)
0.0.3 - added a bit more informative message when things go wrong
0.0.2 - added the command line options i forgot to add (friend and follower); improved some docs
0.0.1 - initial release