Kimiko-obasan ✨ utilise witches.town. Vous pouvez læ suivre et interagir si vous possédez un compte quelque part dans le "fediverse".

@Kimiko_0 Have we figured out how to mod the twitterbot to post to Mastodon yet?

@Maverynthia "We"? ^_^

I've looked into it a little and it seems like it would not be a huge amount of work (though testing/debugging could take some time).

The two CLI Mastodon clients I looked into seemed to be very new though, so I figured I should wait a little bit.

I'm not sure which instance the bots should use either. Witches.town doesn't allow bots I think, and I don't know how much of a burden all those bots on botsin.space are/how that instance is supported.

@Kimiko_0 I was hoping someone on the public timeline would chime in ^_ ^;

Well the Catboy bot is on Mastodon.social. I got my bot sitting on botsinspace. I can always move it if need be.

@Maverynthia Yes, there are other instances that allow bots. mastodon.social itself is closed though.

How do you mean "bot sitting on botsin.space"?

Kimiko-obasan ✨ @Kimiko_0

@Maverynthia Oh, you only squatted the name. I thought maybe you'd already figured how to make it toot :D

(typo in the profile btw)

@Kimiko_0 My bot can't spell X3

I want to look at the scripts because it can't be that hard right? It just needs oauth access and know where to send the stuff right?

@Maverynthia Yes, but the Twitter and Mastodon APIs are slightly different. It's not just a matter of connecting to a different server.

This little script looks best suited to what I've used before: github.com/decklin/tusk

There are some clients listed as "CLI" on github.com/tootsuite/documenta , but those are interactive terminal-based clients, not actually CLI, so not really useful for building a bot on top of.

@Kimiko_0 Ah i thought you could just switch some variables around T_ T