Coming Soon!
I'm working on a push-based (XMPP and RMQ) based web and iPhone client for distributed OMB clients named Twerp. The code is currently in progress - check back soon for details.
Until then, you can always use the commandline twitter tool I wrote: Twerp.
| -c | --config | <filename> | Location of the configuration file. The default file ~/.twerp.cfg is created and populated the first time you run Twerp. |
| -U | --username | <name> | Twitter User ID - needed only the first time you run Twerp as Twerp will save the value. |
| -P | --password | <password> | Twitter Password - also only needed once. |
| -T | --template | <text> | Template string. This string is used to format the data received from Twitter. Details on the format can be found below. |
| -d | --direct | <message> | Send a direct message. |
| -t | --timeline | Twerp will output your timeline. | |
| -f | --friends | Twerp will output your friend's timeline. | |
| -r | --replies | Twerp will output replies to you. | |
| -p | --public | Twerp will output the public timeline. | |