• You can now Sign with Twitter easily !
  

This is a Delphi Component for interacting with X ( Twitter ) API. It provides a set of functions to perform various actions.

• Compatibility: VCL, FMX
• Tested on Delphi: 11 Alexandria CE
• Version: 1.1.0
• Developer: Silas AÏKO

To use this component in your Delphi project, follow these steps:

1. Clone the component repository or download the source code as a ZIP file from the GitHub repository.
2. Unzip the files into a directory of your choice.

1. Open RAD Studio and navigate to "Tools > Options... > Language > Delphi."
2. Under the "Library" section, add the "\Sources" path from the library source code to the library paths for each platform you want to compile.

1. Open the Twitter.dproj file located in the "Package" folder of the component source code.
2. Compile and install the package Twitter.bpl. This step may involve right-clicking on the project file and selecting "Compile" and then "Install."

You need to create a developers account :

• How Create a developers account : https://developer.twitter.com/en/portal/dashboard You need to create a developers account :
• Access Token; Bearer Token; Consumer Key; Consumer Secret; Token Secret;

This procedure allows you to create a tweet on Twitter.

Twitter1.CreateTweet('Hello, Twitter!');

Event : OnTweetSent

procedure TForm1.Twitter1TweetSent(ATweetId, ATweet: string);
begin
// Write your code here.....
end;

With this function, you can delete a tweet from Twitter by providing its ID (AId).

var Resp := Twitter1.DeleteTweet(Resp.data.id);

This procedure enables you to create a tweet with both text and media content (such as images or videos).

Twitter1.CreateTweetWithContent('AText','Images_videos_path');

Event : OnTweetSentWithContent

procedure TForm1.Twitter1TweetSentWithContent(ATweetMediaId: string);
begin
// Write your code here.....
end;

Log in with Twitter.

Twitter1.SignIn;

Event : OnAuthenticated

procedure TForm1.Twitter1Authenticated(AIsAuth: Boolean);
begin
 // Write your code here.....
end;

This library is released under the MIT License.

Feel free to contribute, open issues, or provide feedback!