SNSPlay

This project enables users to scrape, and download large amount of medias from multiple accounts on Twitter, Tumblr and Youtube.

It integrates a Weibo bot that users could automatically repost recent tweets of some Twitter accounts to Weibo with proper credit, thus users could be able to manage a 'robot' weibo account.

Getting Started

This project is developed under Python2.7.

git clone https://github.com/nancyyanyu/SNSPlay.git

Prerequisites

Python packages:

• youtube_dl: popular package to extract and download Youtube videos
• tweepy: Twitter API wrapper Document
• moviepy: video editing package; in this project, is used to convert video to GIF Document
• urllib2
• binascii
• requests
• rsa
• base64

pip install base64,rsa,requests,binascii,urllib2,youtube_dl,tweepy,moviepy

Running the example

Please firstly check example.py, which demonstrate some basic features and show how to run this project

Content

• Download tweets' medias with searching hashtags on Twitter: twitter_search.py enables user download pictures, videos, and words of the latest several tweets with searching hashtags;
• Download all tweets' medias of specified Twitter accounts:twitter_history.py enables user to download pictures, videos, and words of all tweets of specified list of accounts;
• Generate report of account status of multiple Twitter accounts: twitter_info.py enables user to generate a report of the number of followers of a large amount of Twitter account. It could be used to track accounts growth;
• Convert videos to GIF: as GIF on Twitter would be downloaded in mp4 format, twitter_convertGIF.py enables format transformation from mp4 to gif;
• Scrape medias of Tumblr posts: tumblr.py enables user to scrape gif, pictures, videos, and words of posts from specified Tumblr accounts;
• Download all Youtube videos from a playlist with highest video quality:youtube.py
• Send weibo: send_weibo.py enables users to automatically send Weibo posts with content of specified Twitter accounts' latest posts (with proper credit).

Authors

• Yanyu Yan Email: yy2799@columbia.edu

License

This project is licensed under the Apache License 2.0 - see the LICENSE file for details