NAME
Net::Twitter::RandomUpdate - Make people think you're paying attention to Twitter
DESCRIPTION
Will submit a random tweet at generally random times with some canned quotes or quotes defined by the implementor.
METHODS
new( [ optional_quotes ] );
Will return a new object. You can pass an OPTIONAL reference to an array with a list of tweets the module will choose from. If ignored, the following will be used:
my
$quotes
= [
'How to store your baby walker: First, remove baby.'
,
'I get to go to lots of overseas places, like Canada.'
,
'The team has come along slow but fast.'
,
'Most cars on our roads have only one occupant, usually the driver.'
,
'Football players win football games.'
,
'Most lies about blondes are false.'
,
'I love California, I practically grew up in Phoenix.'
,
'Strangely, in slow motion replay, the ball seemed to hang in the air for even longer.'
,
'We\'re just physically not physical enough.'
,
'The world is more like it is now then it ever has before.'
,
'I cannot tell you how grateful I am -- I am filled with humidity.'
,
'I have a God-given talent. I got it from my dad.'
,
'Traditionally, most of Australia\'s imports come from overseas.'
,
];
tweet
Will send a tweet to the specified account if it falls within the random regularity selection.
ATTRIBUTES
regularity
Default: .05 (will only tweet 5% of the time)
An integer <= 1 and >= 0, indicating the percentage of times you want the module to tweet. Good for use in a crontab, for example.
username
The username of the account.
password
The password of the account.
EXAMPLES
# Use the default tweet-set send a tweet 100% of the time
my
$rand
= Net::Twitter::RandomUpdate->new();
$rand
->regularity(1);
$rand
->password(
'pass'
);
$rand
->username(
'user'
);
$rand
->tweet();
# Use self-defined tweet-set, send a tweet 50% of the time
my
$rand
= Net::Twitter::RandomUpdate->new( [
qw( hi )
] );
$rand
->regularity(.5);
$rand
->password(
'pass'
);
$rand
->username(
'user'
);
$rand
->tweet();
SEE ALSO
AUTHOR
Trevor Hall, <wazzuteke@cpan.org>
COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE
Copyright (C) 2009 by Trevor Hall
This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.