A personal, searchable Twitter archive built with Laravel.
[Live Demo](http://tweets.rbbl.ws)
## Requirements
- See the [Laravel requirements](https://laravel.com/docs/5.4#server-requirements)
- A twitter account
## Inital Setup
Clone this repository `git clone https://github.com/rmlewisuk/one40.git one40` and navigate to the root `cd one40`. Run `composer install` and then create a copy of the example env file `cp .env.example .env`. Open `.env`, fill in your database details. Then go to [https://apps.twitter.com](https://apps.twitter.com) and create a new application to get your app keys, and fill put them in the env file. Finally, set `PRIVATE` to true if you don't want your Twitter archive to be publicly accessible (we'll create a user account in the next step). Finally, run `php artisan key:generate`.
- Clone this repository `git clone https://github.com/rmlewisuk/one40.git one40`
- Navigate to the root `cd one40`.
- Run `composer install`
- Create a copy of the example env file `cp .env.example .env`.
- Open `.env`, fill in your database details.
- Go to [https://apps.twitter.com](https://apps.twitter.com) and create a new application to get your app keys, and put them in the env file. Note: set `PRIVATE` to true if you don't want your Twitter archive to be publicly accessible (we'll create a user account in the next step).
- Finally, run `php artisan key:generate`.
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NB: You can request your [Twitter archive here](https://support.twitter.com/articles/20170160)
To import your archive, move all the `(data/js/tweets/year_month.js)` files to `resources/archive` and run `php artisan one40:import`. This can take a while depending on the size of your archive, so if it times out, just rerun it — one40 keeps track of which files it has imported, so it won't re-run the same archive file twice.
To import your archive, move all the `(data/js/tweets/year_month.js)` files to `resources/archive`(create the `archive` directory if it doesn't exist) and run `php artisan one40:import`. This can take a while depending on the size of your archive, so if it times out, just rerun it — one40 keeps track of which files it has imported, so it won't re-run the same archive file twice.
