My Twitter app description:

"A multi-purpose Python module for inclusion in my other scripts."

Sets up Twitter auth tokens and provides a 'wrapper' for Twython.

The basis of this stemmed from something I found here: http://testdawg.com/index.php/2017/02/20/automatically-post-tweets-using-python-twitter-api/

Prerequisites:

• twython, installed on shared hosting by pip3.6 install --user twython
• A text file in which are stored your 4 Twitter auth tokens, each on a separate line. Opened in order with code like this:

f = open('twitter_tokens.txt', 'r')
tokens = f.readlines()
TWITTER_APP_KEY = tokens[0].rstrip('\n')
TWITTER_APP_KEY_SECRET = tokens[1].rstrip('\n')
TWITTER_ACCESS_TOKEN = tokens[2].rstrip('\n')
TWITTER_ACCESS_TOKEN_SECRET = tokens[3].rstrip('\n')
f.close()

Example script test_twigpen.py in this repo:

import TwigPen
tweettext = input('Tweet something: ')
if tweettext:
	TwigPen.postsomething(tweettext)
	print('\nTweeted.')
elif not tweettext:
	print('\nNothing to post.')