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# Usage: | |
# 1. Install twurl from RubyGems | |
# 2. Create a Twitter app at https://apps.twitter.com/ (if you don't have one) | |
# 3. twurl authorize --consumer-key ldny[...]ulfQ --consumer-secret MTXY[...]TRsI | |
# 4. bash tweet_deleter.sh 2010-05 tweets.csv | |
# Use at your own risk ;) | |
# Notes for using multiple accounts with twurl: | |
# To list active accounts + tokens (and see the current default): | |
# $ twurl accounts | |
# To set the default/active account for all future requests: | |
# $ twurl set default [username] | |
# $ twurl set default [username] [consumer-key] | |
# i.e.: | |
# $ twurl set default _Ninji | |
# $ twurl set default _Ninji ldny[...]ulfQ | |
# (The latter variant is only necessary if your twurl config has | |
# multiple consumer keys authorised with the same account.) | |
# You can view/edit/remove the twurl tokens by accessing ~/.twurlrc | |
tweet_date=$1 | |
tweet_file=$2 | |
for tweet_id in $(grep -E "^\"[0-9]+\",\"[0-9]*\",\"[0-9]*\",\"$tweet_date" $tweet_file | cut -d"\"" -f2); do | |
twurl -X POST /1.1/statuses/destroy/$tweet_id.json | |
sleep 15 | |
done | |
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