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      lois last edited by

      I found a thread on the forum about receiving tweets in Isadora. I would like to know if anyone knows the simplest solution for sending tweets from Isadora. The goal is to have random text generated from within Isadora (this part we don't need help with) that is then tweeted through one twitter account set up for this (the part we aren't sure how to do!).

      Thanks for any advice!

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        mark @lois last edited by

        @lois

        @DusX is the most likely person to be able to help you.

        Best Wishes,
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          DusX Tech Staff last edited by

          personally I think the simplest solution is to send OSC to a script (maybe python or processing) that then submit the post using Oauth/twitter libraries. 

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            DusX Tech Staff @lois last edited by

            @lois what platform are you on?

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              lois last edited by

              Thanks for the replies. I'm on a Mac.

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                DusX Tech Staff @lois last edited by

                @lois

                I believe Macs have python installed by default so that might be the most convenient. Python also will have the easiest libraries to use.

                It's probably possible ( I remember a post where someone did the encryption required for oauth in Isadora) but it will be a much more complicated path.

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                  Fred last edited by

                  I would go with node red, I think it is the simplest fastest solution, you can use OSC from Isadora and parse the OSC in Node red and send to twitter. Node red is node based so no coding and a lot of good tutorials and support.

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                    Skulpture Izzy Guru @Fred last edited by

                    @Fred said:

                    I would go with node red, I think it is the simplest fastest solution, you can use OSC from Isadora and parse the OSC in Node red and send to twitter. Node red is node based so no coding and a lot of good tutorials and support.

                     Do you have a link for node red? Google is giving me lots of results, not sure which is the correct or right one. Thanks.

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                      Fred @Skulpture last edited by

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                      https://nodered.org

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                        Maximortal @Fred last edited by

                        @Fred I hate you ...now i must learn node red also..... ;-)

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