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# README
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## About mastobot
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This simple pyton3 script's purpose is just to copy a number of twitter accounts' statuses to corresponding Mastodon accounts.
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## Prerequisites
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To use #mastobot you need to install tweepy, Mastodon.py and wget. To do so you could e.g. just use pip3 by entering commandline:
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``` sudo pip3 install tweepy ```
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and vice versa.
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Also, you have of course to register the goal accounts on Mastodon and to adjust both the mastodon.py file's _setting_path_ pointing to the absolute path to the settings.json file and
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the setting.json file itself regarding to your needs.
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Above this you need a twitter developer account to receive consumer and access keypairs. For a HowTo please take a look at the tweepy documentation.
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## Usage
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After having filled in every information into the settings.json file you could use e.g. ```crontab -e``` on unixoid systems from shell and add a line like
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```*/15 * * * * python3 /home/username/mastobot/mastobot.py >> /home/username/mastobot.log``` which lets the script be triggered every 15 minutes.
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By default the script will be limited to 25 tweets per account for this period which should definitely be enough for a human account I think.
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