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twitter-cookie

v1.0.3

Published

A simple utility to get twitter cookies (as JSON array). Can be used for initialize twitter client (agent-twitter-client or @the-convocation/twitter-scraper)

Readme

Twitter Cookie Extractor

A simple utility to help you extract your Twitter (X) cookies in JSON format, making it easy to use with libraries like agent-twitter-client or @the-convocation/twitter-scraper.

Why Use This?

Many Twitter API alternatives require your browser cookies to authenticate requests. This tool simplifies the process of extracting those cookies in the correct format.

Installation

npm install -g twitter-cookie

Usage

twitter-cookie <username> <password>

Or simply without installation:

npx twitter-cookie <username> <password>

Your cookies will be printed to the console as JSON array. You can then use it to initialize the Scraper class from agent-twitter-client or @the-convocation/twitter-scraper.

Example

import { Scraper } from "agent-twitter-client";

const scraper = new Scraper();

await scraper.setCookies(cookies);

// use scraper to do something...

Security Note

Keep your cookie file secure and never share it. These cookies provide full access to your Twitter account.

License

MIT License