Because sometimes, you just want to dowload that entire TikTok thread and watch them all on the big screen.
expects to find ffmpeg, idk, somewhere in your path.
(TODO: add an option to specify ffmpeg location)
npx twitter-video-threads [options] <tweetID>
Fetch all videos from a Twitter (TikTok) thread
Positionals:
tweetID The ID of the most recent tweet to begin working backward from
[string]
Options:
--version Show version number [boolean]
-k, --api-key Your Twitter API key (will overwrite env variable `TWITTER
_API_KEY`) [string] [required]
-d, --destination Download destination folder for videos.
[string] [default: ~/Downloads]
-l, --limit Limit the total number of tweets to process.
[number] [default: Infinity]
-s, --stop-at A tweet ID at which point to stop recursively downloading.
Helpful if you've already downloaded this thread before.
[string]
--through-date A date through which to download. Format as YYYY-MM-DD or
any other string Date.parse can make sense of. [string]
-v, --verbose Chatty logs. More "v"s for more logging.
[count] [default: 0]
--help Show help [boolean]
First, I want to archive all of the videos from this thread, starting at 1368126334824837123, and save them in ~/Movies/TikToks
npx twitter-video-threads -k SAMPLEAPIKEY123456789 -d $HOME/Movies/TikToks 1368126334824837123
Now I'm going to move that API key into my shell's environment. There are new tweets in the thread, so I want to archive just the ones that were posted since my last archive.
export 'TWITTER_API_KEY=SAMPLEAPIKEY123456789'
npx twitter-video-threads --stop-at 1368126334824837123 1384389220912050179
In fact, all of the possible options can also be passed in as environment variables prepended with TWITTER_
if you really want, i.e. TWITTER_DESTINATION
, TWITTER_LIMIT
, TWITTER_STOP_AT
Today I just want to archive this one because it keeps making me giggle.
npx twitter-video-threads --limit 1 1386693203936559105
Easy-peasy, all the functional code is in src/index.ts. To run uncompiled during development:
npm run dev -- [options] <tweetID>
To compile
npm run prepublish
To run local compiled version
./run.js [options] <tweetId>