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TweetAttacksPro 3 is designed to run thousands of twitter accounts at the same time 24/7 to auto-follow, unfollow, follow back, tweet, retweet, reply, favorite, and send messages to your new followers ..etc. Every account can have its own settings thus preventing twitter from becoming suspicious about the account, plus the software can simulate human operation perfectly!
Account Manager
The Account Manager makes it easy to save your accounts by category or campaign, you can see all the important details of the accounts in one table – very clear! When you select accounts to run a task, you can select either one category or multi-category accounts to run the task, this will help you to manage your campaign accounts very well.
The main functions in the account manager form are: add account category, add account, import accounts, export accounts, delete accounts, check the details of selected accounts!
Account Filter
This function can scrape your twitter accounts’ following and followers, and tell you who you followed but did not follow you back. After scraping ane account’s following and followers, it also can filter this data to find bad following in your account, so that you can unfollow the right people.
Auto follow, follow back and unfollow
TweetAttacksPro3 allows you to follow/unfollow people fully automatically. You can search people via keyword, import people from files and follow other people’s followers. You can set the number you want to follow/unfollow every time, maximum follow/unfollow number per day and interval time etc… Check the image for more details.
Powerful Tweet
The Tweet function lets you create any number of tweet tasks, all tasks can run at the same time, can run at any time and can run any number of times. You can set one tweet message for the whole task or you can set a different tweet message for every account, you also can use the SpinnerChief api to spin your tweet message automatically, so that there is no duplicate message sent. The tweet task can stop automatically after running a set time, or it can run continually according to your settings. The best part of a tweet task is that you can use “@mention” function in your tweet message; the, program will search for people automatically based on your keyword, so these people will still get your message even though they are not following you. Oh yes, we forgot to mention that TweetAttacksPro 3 can tweet images now! See the images for more details.
Retweet in real time
ReTweet allows you to create unlimited ReTweet tasks to make your accounts looks active. The program can batch-ReTweet searched tweets based on your keywords, it can also watch for new tweets realtime and retweet them at once. You can select which accounts to retweet and how many tweets every account retweets. The statistics are very clear, showing you the details and results of the tasks that are running.
Batch-Reply, RealTime Watch, RealTime Reply and RealTime Traffic!
Reply can bring you instant traffic very soon. It can watch the tweets realtime base on your keywords and reply them at the first time. You also can search tweets to reply in batch and You can set one reply message for whole task, or set different reply message for every account. All reply can be spun using spinnerchief API, so that your reply will be not duplicate. The best part of reply task is that you can use “@mention” function in your reply message, program will search people automatically base on your keywords, so these people will still get your messsage even they are not following you. You can select which accounts to reply and how many reply per account post, very smart and powerful.
Favorite Tweets
Search keywords to find tweets to favorite, or watch other peoples’ tweets and favorite them in real time. This makes your account appear active giving it more chance to be followed.
Send Direct Message
This function allows you to batch-send private messages to all your followers. You can select which accounts to send a message and using a spun message. You can also send a message to your new followers automatically.
Bind Proxy and Useragent
This function lets you bind accounts with appointed proxies and useragent, so that later the program will use the same proxy and useragent with this account all the time. This will make your account much safer. Twitter doesn’t want to see that you are in USA now and then you are in England after 1 min. Binding the useragent will make your account look like it is always operated from one device.
You can set every account to use a different proxy/useragent, you also can set every 2 or X accounts to use the same proxy/useragent. The program can also use the conventional proxy/useragent rotate method of using a different proxy/useragent every time the account logs in. It’s very smart, it’s all is down to your settings.
Other Settings
Here is where you can set number of threads, timeout, public proxy/useragent, captcha solving solution, SpinnerChief api and auto url-shorten.
Auto Data backup and Resume
Now TweetAttacksPro can auto backup your data when the program is running. If your data is accidently destroyed, you can resume it very easily.
Global Black List
You can set a global black list for follow, unfollow, retweet, reply, favorite and direct message functions. Then all tasks will use the black list when working.
Manage all messages, contents, tweets, comments etc… in one place.
Message Manager is the place you add/edit/manage your frequently-used message, tweets, comments etc…You can manage them by category and import/use them in your task(s).
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Account Manager
Manage thousands of accounts and categories easily.
Account Filter
Displays a list of following and followers of your account, and tells you which accounts you should unfollow, then unfollows them automatically.
Basic Task Settings
Task black/white list settings, Desktop or mobile site selection and task run interval time etc…
Auto Follow Task
Auto follow people by searching keywords, importing lists, others peoples’ followers..etc
Auto Follow Back Task
Auto follow the people who follow you.
Auto Unfollow Task
Auto unfollow people randomly or only unfollow the ones who don’t follow you. There are many options you can select.
Auto Tweet Task
Auto Tweet message in a list, txt file, rss etc…
Auto Retweet Task
Auto Retweet others’ tweets by searching keywords, or by watching someone’s tweet list.
Auto Reply Task
This can watch tweets realtime based on your keywords and reply to them instantly. You also can search tweets to reply in a batch and you can set one reply message for the whole task, or set a different reply message for every account.
Auto Favorite Task
Search keywords to find tweets to favorite, or watch other peoples’ tweets and favorite them in real time. This makes your account look active and gives your account more chance to get followed.
Auto Send Message Task
Send messages to all your followers, or randomly send to some people, or send a message to new followers…etc.
Advanced Task Settings
Set some advanced functions like auto-shift proxy when the current proxy has a problem, stop running a task when there is a network problem, etc…
Message Manager
Add/edit/manage your frequently-used messages, tweets, comments etc. …You can manage them by category and import/use them in your task(s).
SpinnerChief API Support
Spin your content to unique new content automatically.
Proxy Support
Every account can use a different proxy to protect your account from being banned.
Multi-Thread Support
Run thousands of accounts at the same time with multi-threads.
Auto Captcha Support
Auto-Solving Captcha when there is a captcha needed.
Auto Url Shorten Support
Auto shorten the url in your tweet, message, etc…
Run tasks 24/7
Tweet Pictures
We can tweet images now, not just text.
Send Message with Image
We can send message plus image now too.
Global Black list Support
Set a global black list for follow, unfollow, retweet, reply, favorite and direct message functions. Then all tasks will use the black list when working.
Auto Data Backup and Resume
Auto backup your data when the program is running. If your data is accidentally destroyed, you can resume it very easily.
Free update
We update our software often and you can always get the newest version by using the auto-update.
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There is a task analysis section in each of sample task. The purpose of it is to show you how to divide your task demand into a small step, and then create module to complete corresponding step. So that even complex tasks can easily be created success.
There are a few things that we need to explain before creating the sample tasks:
1. Search module is using Mobile page to search data, and the operation method you select on Basic Settings has no effect on it. So if you have select Desktop site as the Follow/Follow Back operation method, Search module won’t search data from Desktop site but from Mobile page.
2. When using the same keyword to search in Search keyword or Advanced search option. On the Search module’s settings interface, there are two types of search result you can select on the option "Type of search result". One is "People", and the other is "Tweets", and they get data from two different search pages. For "People", the searched out data is user. For "Tweets", the searched out data is tweet. Our customers always complain that when they use the Advanced search function to search People in TAP, the searched out results are different from the results which are searched out on their browser, that is because the default search result in your browser is tweet. You need to switch to Account page to search, and then you will get the same search result as TAP.
3. When we are creating the sample task, we just make an explanation to the options we enabled. And you can check the document (http://tweetattackspro.com/document/tap4_document.html) to know the detailed description of other options(we are working on it).
4. When creating the sample task, almost all the settings we used are default. But you can make a reasonable change according to the number of accounts you used to run your task.
5. The task analysis step is not always corresponding with the adding module step when creating task. For some analytical steps, you need to add multiple modules.
Sample task 1: use keywords to search users, and then follow them directly.
Task analysis: this task is to complete the follow operation. So first we need to search some users. And the demand of the task is using keywords to search users, and then do the follow operation without doing any filter operation for the searched out users. So, we can divide the task into two steps: 1. Use keywords to search users. 2. Do the follow operation.
Step 1. Add a Search module. On its settings interface, use this option (Keyword search) to search. Input the search keywords (notice: for multiple keywords, please use comma to separate them). On the option “Type of search result”, select “People”, and which means the searched out data will be users.
Step 2. We have searched out the users on step 1, so now we just need to follow them. We need to add a AccountRunThread module, because all the operation of follow/unfollow/tweet on TAP4 only can run below the AcountRunThread. On the AccountRunThread module, select account to do the operation.
Step 3. Add a Follow module below the AccountRunThread module. On its settings interface, select the Search module from step 1 as this module’s data source.
task file: sample_task_01.dat
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Sample task 2: use keywords to search tweets, and then follow these tweets’ authors.
Task analysis: the difference between sample task 1 and sample task 2 is the searched out result. On sample task 2, we are using keywords to search tweets, and then search these tweets’ authors, and finally follow the authors. So this task steps will be different from sample task 1. We can divide it into 3 steps: 1. Use keywords to search tweets. 2. Search the tweets’ authors. 3. Do the follow operation.
Step 1. Add a Search module. On its settings interface, use this option (Keyword search) to search, and then input the keywords. On the option “Type of search result”, select “Tweet” (the selection of this option is different from sample task 1), and which means the searched out data will be tweets.
Step 2. Add another Search module. On its settings interface, select these two options: “Importing a list of tweet urls” and “From other module”. Select the Search module from step 1 as this module’s data source. On the option “Type of search result”, select “People”, and the “Get the author of tweets” option will be selected automatically, and which means the searched out data will be the tweets’ authors.
Step 3. We have got the authors on step 2, so now we just need to follow them. Add a AccountRunThread module, select account to do the operation.
Step 4. Add a Follow module below the AccountRunThread module. On its setting interface, select the Search module from step 2 as this module’s data source.
task file: sample_task_02.dat
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Sample task 3: use the advanced search option to search users, and then follow them directly.
Task analysis: the difference between sample task 1 and this sample task is the search method. This sample task is using the Advanced search option to search. So we only need to do a little bit of modification on the basis of sample task 1: 1. Use the advanced search option to search users. 2. Do the follow operation. The interface of the advanced search between TAP4 and Twitter is the same. So if you do not know how to fill in the search information for getting the users or tweets in TAP4, you can visit Twitter’s advanced search page (https://twitter.com/search-advanced) in your browser first, then test the filled in information and then fill in the correct information in TAP4’s advanced search option.
Step 1. Add a Search module. On its settings interface, select “Advanced search” option, and then click the “Click to set advanced settings” option to open the advanced search interface, finish filling in the information for it. On the option “Type of search result”, select “People” and which means the searched out data will be users.
Step 2. Add a AccountRunThread module. On its settings interface, select account to do the follow operation.
Step 3. Add a Follow module below the AccountRunThread module. On its setting interface, select the Search module from step 1 as this module’s data source.
task file: sample_task_03.dat
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Sample task 4: use the advance search option to search tweets, and then follow these tweets’ authors.
Task analysis: the difference between sample task 2 and this sample task is the search method. This sample task is using the Advanced search option to search. So here we only need to do a little bit of modification on the basis of sample task 2: 1. Use the Advanced search option to search tweets. 2. Search the tweets’ authors. 3. Do the follow operation.
Step 1. Add a Search module. On its settings interface, select “Advanced search” option, and then click the “Click to set advanced settings” option to open the advanced search interface, finish filling in the information for it. On the option “Type of search result”, select “Tweet” and which means the searched out data will be tweets.
Step 2. Add another Search module. On its settings interface, select these two options: “Importing a list of tweet urls” and “From other module”, and then select the Search module from step 1 as this module’s data source. On the option “Type of search result”, select “People”, and the “Get the author of tweets” option will be selected automatically, and which means the searched out data will be the tweets’ authors.
Step 3. We have got the authors on step 2, so now we just need to follow these authors. Add a AccountRunThread module, and on its settings interface, select account to do the operation.
Step 4. Add a Follow module below the AccountRunThread module. On its settings interface, select the Search module from step 2 as this module’s data source.
task file: sample_task_04.dat
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Sample task 5: import a list of users, and then follow them.
Task analysis: this sample task is the most easily one on the follow task. We have known the users we want to follow, so we do not need to use any search method to search users. However, in TAP4 we still need to add a Search module to import these users, and then they can be used by other modules. Because the data used to these operation modules (follow/unfollow/tweet) can only be derived from other modules, and only the Search module and GetContent module can get data from outside directly. So here we also need two steps to finish the task: 1. Import the list of users to a Search module. 2. Do the follow operation.
Step 1. Add a Search module. On its settings interface, select these two options: “Importing a list of people” and “Import from a list”. Click the “Import” option to open the interface, and you can select “Add” or “Import” button to input users. On the option “Type of search result”, select “People”.
Step 2. Add a AccountRunThread module, and then select account to do the follow operation.
Step 3. Add a Follow module below the AccountRunThread module. On its settings interface, select the Search module from step 1 as this module’s data source.
task file: sample_task_05.dat
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Sample task 6: import a list of tweets, and then follow these tweets’ authors.
Task analysis: comparing with sample task 2, we can know that the demands of this task do not need to do the search process, so this task steps will be simpler: 1. Search the tweets’ authors. 2. Do the follow operation.
Step 1. Add a Search module. On its settings interface, select these two options: “Importing a list of tweet urls” and “From other module”. Click the “Import” option to open the interface, and you can select “Add” or “Import” button to input urls. On the option “Type of search result”, select “People”, and then the “Get the author of tweets” option will be selected automatically, and which means the searched out data will be the tweets’ authors.
Step 2. Add a AccountRunThread module, and then select account to do the follow operation.
Step 3. Add a Follow module below the AccountRunThread module. On its settings interface, select the Search module from step 1 as this module’s data source.
task file: sample_task_06.dat
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Summary 1:
1. On the Follow and Addtolist task, both of them are getting a list of users first and then doing the follow or addtolist operation, so the settings of Search module for getting users can be used by each other commonly. That is to say, you can add a AddToList module to replace the Follow module above the follow tasks.
2. When set the setting for Follow or AddToList task, both need to do the operations for users, so the data source option “Type of search result” (Search module) we selected is always “People” on the Follow module.
Sample task 7: use keywords to search users, and then follow these users’ followers who do not use default avatar, have more than 50 followers, and do not have protected tweets.
Task analysis: comparing with sample task 1, this task is to follow the searched out users’ followers, and also we need to do some filter operation for these followers. So we only need to add extra two steps for this sample on the basis of sample task 1. 1. Search users’ followers. 2. Do the filter operation for the followers.
Step 1. Add a Search module. On its settings interface, select “Keyword search” option, and then input the keywords to search (use comma to separate multiple keywords). On the option “Type of search result”, select “People” (Default option).
Step 2. Add another Search module. On its settings interface, select these two options: “Importing a list of people” and “From other module”, and then select the Search module from step 1 as this module’s data source. On the option “Type of search result”, select “People”, and also check this option “Search people’s followers” on, so now the user’s followers can be searched out. Besides, on this option “Search amount from one account per time”, you can set how many followers it will search out for each user. In addition, you can set the order for each user to search followers.
Step 3. We have searched out the users’ followers on step 2, so now we need to do some filter operation for the followers. On the search module, the searched out information for the followers only includes their usernames, so we need to add a GetDetails module to get more detailed information before doing the filter operation. Add a GetDetails module. On its settings interface, select the Search module from step 2 as this module’s data source. On this option “Select one account for getting details information”, you can select one account, and then the program will get the follow and followed relationship between the account you select and the followers searched out on step 2. The default value for this option is none. If the amount of the data source is larger, you can set a higher value for this option “The thread amount when scraping detail information”.
Step 4. Add a Filter module. On its settings interface, select the GetDetails module from step 3 as this module’s data source, and then check these three options on “The people with default avatar”, “The people which is a protected account”, and “The people whose followers is less than X” (“The people who is already followed by me” and “The people who already follow back me” option are disabled). According to the demand of the task, the follower that is fit with the three options won’t be followed (The description of the three options is different from the demand of the task, and what we need to do is to remove the followers). So we need to check these two options on “Only need to fit any of three selected options” and “Remove”, now the follower will be removed who is fit for one of the three options, and the rest followers are what we need.
Step 5. Add a AccountRunThread module, and then select account to do the follow operation.
Step 6. Add a Follow module below the AccountRunThread module. On its settings interface, select the Search module from step 4 as this module’s data source.
task file: sample_task_07.dat
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Sample task 8: use the advanced search option to search users, and then follow the users’ following which are not followed by me, have been active in 7 days, and do not in my blacklist.
Task analysis: this sample task is the expand version of sample task 3. This task we need to follow the searched out users’ followings but not the users. Besides there are some filter conditions for the followings. So we only need to add two extra steps for this task on the basic of sample task 3: 1. Search the users’ followings. 2. Do the filter operation for the followings.
Step 1. Add a Search module. On its settings interface, select the Advanced search option, and then click the “Click to set advanced settings” button to set search value. On the option “Type of search result”, select “People” (Default option).
Step 2. Add another Search module. On its settings interface, select these two options: “Importing a list of people” and “From other module”, and then select the Search module from step 1 as this module’s data source. On the option “Type of search result”, select “People”, and also check this option “Search people’s following” on, so now the user’s followings can be searched out. Besides, on this option “Search amount from one account per time”, you can set how many followings it will search out for each user. In addition, you can set the order for each user to search followings’ accounts.
Step 3. We have searched out the users’ followings on step 2, so now we need to do some filter operation for the followings. We have learned of the function of GetDetail and Filter module on sample task 7. On this sample module, the usage of these two modules will be a little difference. In the demand of the task, we need to follow the following which is not in the blacklist, and the searched out users’ following on the search module only includes following’s username which is enough for us to judge if the following is in the blacklist. So we only need to add a Filter module. On its settings interface, select the Search module from step 2 as this module’s data source, and then import the blacklist accounts in the Black & White list(Data included in this list will be removed) option. Now the following which is included in the blacklist will be removed from the searched out result first, and then use the default settings for these options: (“The people who is already followed by me” and “The people who already follow back me” are disabled)
Step 4. Here, we also need to do the filter operation for the rest followings in step 3. Add a AccountRunThread module, and then select account to do the follow operation.
Step 5. Add a GetDetails module below the AccountRunThread module. On its settings interface, select the Filter module from step 3 as this module’s data source. Behind the “Select one account for getting details information” option, the default setting is Current account, and it cannot be edit. The Current account is the account to do the follow operation, and it used to get the follow and followed relationship between the searched out following and the account.
Step 6. Add a Filter module behind the AccountRunThread module. On its settings interface, select the GetDetails module from step 5 as this module’s data source. Now, these two options “The people who is already followed by me” and “The people who already follow back me” are enabled. However, if the filter module do not below the AccountRunThread module, that means the filter module is used as Global module, and these two options are useless, so we disabled them. According to the demand of the task, we need to check these two options on: “The people who is already followed by me” and “The people without new tweets in X days”, and then select these two options: “Only need to fit any of the selected options” and “Remove”.
Step 7. Add a Follow module below the AccountRunThread module, and then select the Filter module from step 6 as this module’s data source.
task file: sample_task_08.dat
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Summary 2:
1. Before adding the Filter module, we need to add a GetDetails module to get the details first. If you need to use these two options: “The people who is already followed by me” and “The people who already follow back me”, the GetDetails module and Filter module need to be added below the AccountRunThread module.
2. In the sample task 8, only there is one user needed to run, the GetDetails module from step 5 can be added outside the AccountRunThread module. That is to say step 5 can be added behind step 3, but you need to select the current run task account in the option “Select one account for getting details information”.
Task analysis: the difference between sample task 1 and sample task 2 is the searched out result. On sample task 2, we are using keywords to search tweets, and then search these tweets’ authors, and finally follow the authors. So this task steps will be different from sample task 1. We can divide it into 3 steps: 1. Use keywords to search tweets. 2. Search the tweets’ authors. 3. Do the follow operation.
Step 1. Add a Search module. On its settings interface, use this option (Keyword search) to search, and then input the keywords. On the option “Type of search result”, select “Tweet” (the selection of this option is different from sample task 1), and which means the searched out data will be tweets.
Step 2. Add another Search module. On its settings interface, select these two options: “Importing a list of tweet urls” and “From other module”. Select the Search module from step 1 as this module’s data source. On the option “Type of search result”, select “People”, and the “Get the author of tweets” option will be selected automatically, and which means the searched out data will be the tweets’ authors.
Step 3. We have got the authors on step 2, so now we just need to follow them. Add a AccountRunThread module, select account to do the operation.
Step 4. Add a Follow module below the AccountRunThread module. On its setting interface, select the Search module from step 2 as this module’s data source.
task file: sample_task_02.dat
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Sample task 3: use the advanced search option to search users, and then follow them directly.
Task analysis: the difference between sample task 1 and this sample task is the search method. This sample task is using the Advanced search option to search. So we only need to do a little bit of modification on the basis of sample task 1: 1. Use the advanced search option to search users. 2. Do the follow operation. The interface of the advanced search between TAP4 and Twitter is the same. So if you do not know how to fill in the search information for getting the users or tweets in TAP4, you can visit Twitter’s advanced search page (https://twitter.com/search-advanced) in your browser first, then test the filled in information and then fill in the correct information in TAP4’s advanced search option.
Step 1. Add a Search module. On its settings interface, select “Advanced search” option, and then click the “Click to set advanced settings” option to open the advanced search interface, finish filling in the information for it. On the option “Type of search result”, select “People” and which means the searched out data will be users.
Step 2. Add a AccountRunThread module. On its settings interface, select account to do the follow operation.
Step 3. Add a Follow module below the AccountRunThread module. On its setting interface, select the Search module from step 1 as this module’s data source.
task file: sample_task_03.dat
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Sample task 4: use the advance search option to search tweets, and then follow these tweets’ authors.
Task analysis: the difference between sample task 2 and this sample task is the search method. This sample task is using the Advanced search option to search. So here we only need to do a little bit of modification on the basis of sample task 2: 1. Use the Advanced search option to search tweets. 2. Search the tweets’ authors. 3. Do the follow operation.
Step 1. Add a Search module. On its settings interface, select “Advanced search” option, and then click the “Click to set advanced settings” option to open the advanced search interface, finish filling in the information for it. On the option “Type of search result”, select “Tweet” and which means the searched out data will be tweets.
Step 2. Add another Search module. On its settings interface, select these two options: “Importing a list of tweet urls” and “From other module”, and then select the Search module from step 1 as this module’s data source. On the option “Type of search result”, select “People”, and the “Get the author of tweets” option will be selected automatically, and which means the searched out data will be the tweets’ authors.
Step 3. We have got the authors on step 2, so now we just need to follow these authors. Add a AccountRunThread module, and on its settings interface, select account to do the operation.
Step 4. Add a Follow module below the AccountRunThread module. On its settings interface, select the Search module from step 2 as this module’s data source.
task file: sample_task_04.dat
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Sample task 5: import a list of users, and then follow them.
Task analysis: this sample task is the most easily one on the follow task. We have known the users we want to follow, so we do not need to use any search method to search users. However, in TAP4 we still need to add a Search module to import these users, and then they can be used by other modules. Because the data used to these operation modules (follow/unfollow/tweet) can only be derived from other modules, and only the Search module and GetContent module can get data from outside directly. So here we also need two steps to finish the task: 1. Import the list of users to a Search module. 2. Do the follow operation.
Step 1. Add a Search module. On its settings interface, select these two options: “Importing a list of people” and “Import from a list”. Click the “Import” option to open the interface, and you can select “Add” or “Import” button to input users. On the option “Type of search result”, select “People”.
Step 2. Add a AccountRunThread module, and then select account to do the follow operation.
Step 3. Add a Follow module below the AccountRunThread module. On its settings interface, select the Search module from step 1 as this module’s data source.
task file: sample_task_05.dat
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Sample task 6: import a list of tweets, and then follow these tweets’ authors.
Task analysis: comparing with sample task 2, we can know that the demands of this task do not need to do the search process, so this task steps will be simpler: 1. Search the tweets’ authors. 2. Do the follow operation.
Step 1. Add a Search module. On its settings interface, select these two options: “Importing a list of tweet urls” and “From other module”. Click the “Import” option to open the interface, and you can select “Add” or “Import” button to input urls. On the option “Type of search result”, select “People”, and then the “Get the author of tweets” option will be selected automatically, and which means the searched out data will be the tweets’ authors.
Step 2. Add a AccountRunThread module, and then select account to do the follow operation.
Step 3. Add a Follow module below the AccountRunThread module. On its settings interface, select the Search module from step 1 as this module’s data source.
task file: sample_task_06.dat
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Summary 1:
1. On the Follow and Addtolist task, both of them are getting a list of users first and then doing the follow or addtolist operation, so the settings of Search module for getting users can be used by each other commonly. That is to say, you can add a AddToList module to replace the Follow module above the follow tasks.
2. When set the setting for Follow or AddToList task, both need to do the operations for users, so the data source option “Type of search result” (Search module) we selected is always “People” on the Follow module.
Sample task 7: use keywords to search users, and then follow these users’ followers who do not use default avatar, have more than 50 followers, and do not have protected tweets.
Task analysis: comparing with sample task 1, this task is to follow the searched out users’ followers, and also we need to do some filter operation for these followers. So we only need to add extra two steps for this sample on the basis of sample task 1. 1. Search users’ followers. 2. Do the filter operation for the followers.
Step 1. Add a Search module. On its settings interface, select “Keyword search” option, and then input the keywords to search (use comma to separate multiple keywords). On the option “Type of search result”, select “People” (Default option).
Step 2. Add another Search module. On its settings interface, select these two options: “Importing a list of people” and “From other module”, and then select the Search module from step 1 as this module’s data source. On the option “Type of search result”, select “People”, and also check this option “Search people’s followers” on, so now the user’s followers can be searched out. Besides, on this option “Search amount from one account per time”, you can set how many followers it will search out for each user. In addition, you can set the order for each user to search followers.
Step 3. We have searched out the users’ followers on step 2, so now we need to do some filter operation for the followers. On the search module, the searched out information for the followers only includes their usernames, so we need to add a GetDetails module to get more detailed information before doing the filter operation. Add a GetDetails module. On its settings interface, select the Search module from step 2 as this module’s data source. On this option “Select one account for getting details information”, you can select one account, and then the program will get the follow and followed relationship between the account you select and the followers searched out on step 2. The default value for this option is none. If the amount of the data source is larger, you can set a higher value for this option “The thread amount when scraping detail information”.
Step 4. Add a Filter module. On its settings interface, select the GetDetails module from step 3 as this module’s data source, and then check these three options on “The people with default avatar”, “The people which is a protected account”, and “The people whose followers is less than X” (“The people who is already followed by me” and “The people who already follow back me” option are disabled). According to the demand of the task, the follower that is fit with the three options won’t be followed (The description of the three options is different from the demand of the task, and what we need to do is to remove the followers). So we need to check these two options on “Only need to fit any of three selected options” and “Remove”, now the follower will be removed who is fit for one of the three options, and the rest followers are what we need.
Step 5. Add a AccountRunThread module, and then select account to do the follow operation.
Step 6. Add a Follow module below the AccountRunThread module. On its settings interface, select the Search module from step 4 as this module’s data source.
task file: sample_task_07.dat
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Sample task 8: use the advanced search option to search users, and then follow the users’ following which are not followed by me, have been active in 7 days, and do not in my blacklist.
Task analysis: this sample task is the expand version of sample task 3. This task we need to follow the searched out users’ followings but not the users. Besides there are some filter conditions for the followings. So we only need to add two extra steps for this task on the basic of sample task 3: 1. Search the users’ followings. 2. Do the filter operation for the followings.
Step 1. Add a Search module. On its settings interface, select the Advanced search option, and then click the “Click to set advanced settings” button to set search value. On the option “Type of search result”, select “People” (Default option).
Step 2. Add another Search module. On its settings interface, select these two options: “Importing a list of people” and “From other module”, and then select the Search module from step 1 as this module’s data source. On the option “Type of search result”, select “People”, and also check this option “Search people’s following” on, so now the user’s followings can be searched out. Besides, on this option “Search amount from one account per time”, you can set how many followings it will search out for each user. In addition, you can set the order for each user to search followings’ accounts.
Step 3. We have searched out the users’ followings on step 2, so now we need to do some filter operation for the followings. We have learned of the function of GetDetail and Filter module on sample task 7. On this sample module, the usage of these two modules will be a little difference. In the demand of the task, we need to follow the following which is not in the blacklist, and the searched out users’ following on the search module only includes following’s username which is enough for us to judge if the following is in the blacklist. So we only need to add a Filter module. On its settings interface, select the Search module from step 2 as this module’s data source, and then import the blacklist accounts in the Black & White list(Data included in this list will be removed) option. Now the following which is included in the blacklist will be removed from the searched out result first, and then use the default settings for these options: (“The people who is already followed by me” and “The people who already follow back me” are disabled)
Step 4. Here, we also need to do the filter operation for the rest followings in step 3. Add a AccountRunThread module, and then select account to do the follow operation.
Step 5. Add a GetDetails module below the AccountRunThread module. On its settings interface, select the Filter module from step 3 as this module’s data source. Behind the “Select one account for getting details information” option, the default setting is Current account, and it cannot be edit. The Current account is the account to do the follow operation, and it used to get the follow and followed relationship between the searched out following and the account.
Step 6. Add a Filter module behind the AccountRunThread module. On its settings interface, select the GetDetails module from step 5 as this module’s data source. Now, these two options “The people who is already followed by me” and “The people who already follow back me” are enabled. However, if the filter module do not below the AccountRunThread module, that means the filter module is used as Global module, and these two options are useless, so we disabled them. According to the demand of the task, we need to check these two options on: “The people who is already followed by me” and “The people without new tweets in X days”, and then select these two options: “Only need to fit any of the selected options” and “Remove”.
Step 7. Add a Follow module below the AccountRunThread module, and then select the Filter module from step 6 as this module’s data source.
task file: sample_task_08.dat
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Summary 2:
1. Before adding the Filter module, we need to add a GetDetails module to get the details first. If you need to use these two options: “The people who is already followed by me” and “The people who already follow back me”, the GetDetails module and Filter module need to be added below the AccountRunThread module.
2. In the sample task 8, only there is one user needed to run, the GetDetails module from step 5 can be added outside the AccountRunThread module. That is to say step 5 can be added behind step 3, but you need to select the current run task account in the option “Select one account for getting details information”.
Sample task 9: unfollow these users who use the default avatar and haven’t been active in 7 days.
Task analysis: this task is to do the unfollow operation, and that is to say, you need to search your account’s following, do some filter for these following, and then unfollow the rest following.
Step 1. Add a Search module. On its settings interface, select these two options: “Importing a list of people” and “Import from a list”. Click Import button to add or import your accounts. In the “Type of search result” option, select “People”, and select the “Search people’s following” option. Usually we will set the settings like this when we need to search the account’s following or followers. But if we need to search the running account’s following or followers, you can use another way to set the settings. First add a AccountRunThread module, and then select account to do the unfollow operation.
Step 2. Add a Search module below the AccountRunThread module, that is to say the Search module is used as a local module. On its settings interface, select the two options “Importing a list of people” and “Use current account”. In the option “Type of search result”, select “People”, and then select the “Search people’s following” option too.
Step 3. Now we are going to filter the followings, so add a GetDetails module behind the Search module, and on its settings interface, select the Search module as its data source. Select the default set for the other options.
Step 4. Add another Filter module. On its settings interface, select the GetDetails module as its data source. Select these two options: “The people with default avatar” and “The people without new tweets in X days”. At this moment you need to be care if the description of the options you select is the same as the demand of the task, and the users will be unfollowed only when they are fit for the two conditions, so we need to select the “Fit all the selected options” and “Remove” option.
Step 5. Add a Unfollow module. On its settings interface, select the Filter module as its data source.
task file:sample_task_09.dat
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Sample task 10: unfollow these users who do not follow back after 3 days.
Task analysis: this task is also a unfollow task, but the users used to unfollow must be followed before on TAP. Only the users followed on TAP can be used to judge if the user has followed back after 3 days.
Step 1. Add a AccountRunThread module. On its setting interface, select the account to do the unfollow operation, and you must make sure that the account you select has done the follow operation before on TAP successfully.
Step 2. Add a Search module below the AccountRunThread module, and this kind of Search module is a local module which means the data from it are only available for the module behind it (these modules must also be below the AccountRunThread module). Select these two options: “Importing a list people” and “People followed by current account in TAP”. On the “Type of search result” option, select “People”.
Step 3. Now we need to filter out the users we do not need. Add a GetDetails module behind the Search module. On its settings interface, select the Search module as its data source. Select the default set for the other options.
Step 4. Add another Filter module. On its settings interface, select the GetDetails module from step 3 as its data source. Check this option “The people who already follow back me” on, and the description of this option is different from the demand of the task, what we need is to unfollow the users who do not follow back, so select this option “Remove”, and all the users which do not fit for the conditions will be removed.
Step 5. Add a Unfollow module, and on its settings interface, select the Filter module as its data source. Check this option “Unfollow wait days” on, so now TAP will judge if there are 3 days before doing the unfollow operation.
task file: sample_task_10.dat
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Sample task 11: follow back the users who just follow me, do not use default avatar, and have more than 50 followers.
Task analysis: this task is to do the follow back operation, so it needs to search the account’s followers, and then filter out the follower that is not fit for the conditions, and then follow back the rest followers.
Step 1. Search the running account’s followers, and we also can use the same settings like sample task 9 and 10. Add a AccountRunThread module, and then select account to do the follow back operation.
Step 2. Add a Search module below the AccountRunThread module, and the Search module is a local module. On its settings interface, select these two options: “Importing a list of people” and “Use current account”. On the option “Type of search result”, select “People” and “Search people’s followers”. According to the demand of the task, we need to follow back the users who just follow me, which means we just need to search the account’s new followers, so select this option “Search the newest followers”.
Step 3. Now we need to filter out the users we do not need. So add a GetDetails module behind it, and on its settings interface, select the Search module as its data source. Select the default set for the other options.
Step 4. Add another Filter module. On its settings interface, select the GetDetails module from step 3 as its data source. Select these two options: “The people with default avatar” and “The people whose followers is less than X”. and the description of these options is different from the demand of the task, what we need is to follow back the users who are fit for one of the conditions, so we need to select these two options: “Only need to fit any of the selected options” and “Remove”.
Step 5. Add a Follow Back module. On its settings interface, select the Filter module as its data source.
task file: sample_task_11.dat
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Summary 3:
1. When we are searching our running account’s following/followers, putting the Search module as a local module will be more convenient. Besides this way is often used to create unfollow/follow back/directly message task.
In the next Tweet, Retweet, Reply and Favorite sample task, if the difference of these 4 sample tasks is only on the module’s settings but the number of modules won’t change, we will describe them while we are creating other similar sample task, and we won’t create another new sample task to introduce them again.
Sample task 12: how to insert the content of tweet. Below we will explain the ways one by one. Photos are support, but the premise condition is that the version you used support and you must select the Desktop method on the Basic Settings.
Task analysis: when using module to realize the function we need in TAP, the content of Tweet, Reply and DirectMessage can be got using the GetContent module. So the task is mainly to explain how to insert content and how to set the settings for each content method, and then used them in Tweet.
Step 1. Add a GetContent module. On its settings interface, here are four ways to set your content.
1. Basic content. It is the easily way to add content, you just need to input the content to the textbox. When this content is used to reply, you can click the “Twitter Username” button to insert the username in any location of the reply message. The output number of this module is only 1.
2. Get content from local file. This way is to get the content from your file. You need to set the file path. You need to set a separator to separate the content. And you also can select the order of using your content. The output number of this module is the number of separated content.
3. Get content from Rss feeds. This way is to get content from RSS, you need to visit the browser to learn of the corresponding content of each RSS’s node, and then combine the RSS node and custom content. When you use the Photo Option, you need to know which node from RSS will contain the photo url, and then input the node name in this option. So when you run the program, it will get the content with photo automatically. The output number of this module is decided by how many content it scraped.
4. Set content with special photo. This option means send the content with specific photo. The output number of this module is decided by how many content you add.
Except the above four main options on the GetContent module, here are a few functions on the bottom of this module:
A. set the Mention message in your content. The user used to Mention is from other module, and the number of Mention is randomly.
B. Add photo function means send content with photo. You can get a specific photo for your content or get photo from your file randomly.
C. Shorten url option is to shorten the urls in your content.
Step 2. Add a AccountRunThread module, select account to do the Tweet operation.
Step 3. Add a Tweet module below the AccountRunThread module. On its settings interface, select GetContent module from step 1 as its data source. For tweet, we usually send once for each of content. So the default option (Remove from the data list) about how to deal with the tweet will be ok.
task file: sample_task_12.dat
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Sample task 13: Set a retweet task.
Task analysis: This task is to do the reweet operation. So we can divide the task into two steps: 1. Search tweets. 2. Do the reweet operation. We have introduced all search method in the above follow sample tasks, so we only need to do a little modification for the search option for this task.
Step 1. Add a Search module, and here are four ways to do the settings for this module:
1. Keyword search. This option means use keywords to search tweets. Input the keywords to the textbox (Use comma to separate multiple keywords), and set how to use these keywords. On the option “Type of search result”, select “Tweet”, and which means the searched out data will be tweets (Compared with the sample task 1).
2. Advanced search. This option means use advanced search method to search tweets. Click the “Click to set advanced settings” option, on the settings interface, fill in the information you want to search.
3. Importing a list of people. This option means import a list of users, and then search their tweets. Click “Import from a list” option and then click the “Import” or “Add” button to import users. On this option “Search amount from one account per time”, you can set the number of search tweets for each user and also you can set the order to search the users’ tweets.
4. Importing a list of tweet urls. This option means directly import a list of tweet urls to reweet.
Select one way to do the settings for the search module, and then on this option “Type of search result”, please remember to select “Tweet”, and which means the searched out data from the Search module is tweets.
Step 2. We have got the tweets from step 1, so now add a AccountRunThread module, and select account to do the reweet operation.
Step 3. Add a Retweet module below the AccountRunThread module. On its settings interface, select the Search module from step 1 as its data source.
task file: sample_task_13.dat
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Sample task 14: use multiple search modules to search tweet, and the reweet them.
Task analysis: this task is the expand version of sample task 13. Multiple searches mean we must use multiple search modules to get the tweets. Here, we will only introduce the most popular search method -- two search modules. It can be divided into two steps: 1. Use one search module to search users. 2. Use another search module to search the users’ tweets.
Step 1. This step is the same as the step in follow task, and four ways to search users are available. Add a Search module. On its settings interface, use Advanced search to search users, and then click this option “Click to set advanced settings” to open its settings interface. On the option “Type of search result”, select “People”, and which means the searched out result is users.
Step 2. Add another Search module to search the users’ tweets. On its settings interface, select these two options: “Importing a list of people” and “From other modules”, and then select the Search module from step 1 as its data source. On the option “Type of search result”, select “Tweet”, and which means the searched out result is tweets.
Step 3. Add a AccountRunThread module. On its setting interface, select account to do the reweet operation.
Step 4. Add a Retweet module below the AccountRunThread module. On its setting interface, select the Search module from step 2 as its data source.
task file: sample_task_14.dat
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Sample task 15: use multiple search modules to search tweet, and then reweet the tweets which is posted in recently 3 days, and have been reweeted more than 15 times.
Task analysis: this task is the expand version of sample task 15. So we can do the search step like we did in sample task 14. In this task, we need to filter out the tweets which are not fit for the conditions, and then do the reweet operation.
Step 1. Add a search module, select Advanced search option, and then click this button “Click to set advanced settings” to open its settings interface. On the “Type of search result” option, select “People”, and which means the searched out result is users.
Step 2. Add another Search module to search the users’ tweets. On its settings interface, select these two options: “Importing a list of people” and “From other modules”, and then select the Search module from step 1 as its data source. On the “Type of search result” option, select “Tweet”, and which means the searched out result is tweets.
Step 3. Now, we need to filter out the tweets which are not fit for the conditions. However, the tweets searched out from Search module only include the url, so if we want to do the filter operation, we need to use a GetDetails module to get the tweets’ other information. Add a GetDetails module, and then select the Search module from step 2 as its data source. Select Random account option on this option “Select one account for getting details information”.
Step 4. Add a Filter module. On its settings interface, select the GetDetails module as its data source. According to the demand of the task, we need to reweet these tweets which are posted in recently 3 days, and have been reweeted more than 15 times. On the Filter module’s settings interface, here are two options you can select: “The tweet which is posted before X days” and “The tweet which is retweeted over than X times”. The description of this option “The tweet which is posted before X days” is not fit for the condition we need, so we need to remove it. However, the description of this option “The tweet which is retweeted over than X times” is fit for the condition we need, so we need to retain it. For the different set of these two options on the Filter module, we need to add another filter module. So on this Filter module, select this option “The tweet which is posted before X days”, and select the “Remove” option. So the tweets which are not posted in recently 3 days will be removed.
Step 5. Add a Filter module. On its settings interface, select the Filter module from step 4 as its data source. Select this option “The tweet which is retweeted over than X times”, and select the “Retain” option. So the tweets which have been reweeted more than 15 times will be retained. One point you must care when using the Filter module to filter the tweet: on the settings of GetDetails module, we select “Random account” on the “Select one account for getting details information” option (usually the default value for this option is none). Because, these two options’ data (“The tweet which is posted before X days” and “The tweet which is favorited over than X times”) can be searched out only when we select account. For example, if we have searched out a tweet and also select account to get its details, so TAP will search out that the retweet and favorite times of this tweet is 52 and 78. However if we do not select account in the GetDetails module, the retweet and favorite times will be 0, and this will have an effect on the filter operation.
Step 6. We have got the reweets which are fit for the conditions, so now add a AccountRunThread module, and then select account to do the reweet operation.
Step 7. Add a Retweet module below the AccountRunThread module. On its settings interface, select the Filter module from step 5 as its data source.
task file: sample_task_15.dat
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Summary 4:
1. The output number of content is different for content method on the GetContent module. So when we select the GetContent module as other modules’ data source, we need to select an appropriate data processing method.
2. When we create the Retweet task, the settings of the Search module on this task is very similar with the Search settings on Follow task, so we do not create much more sample retweet tasks to show you the different settings of each option. Besides, please pay more attention on this option “Type of search result”, and then select a correct searched out data type.
3. For the Reply and Favorite sample task, we need to search out a list of tweets first, and then do the Reply or Favorite operation. So the search tweet settings on these two tasks are very similar with the Retweet tasks’.
4. When using the GetDetails module to search other detailed information of users or tweets, if we select account in GetDetails module, the searched out data from this module will have more effect for the filter operation. Besides the GetDetails module is usually a local module when we use it to get account’s detailed information.
Sample task 16: search account’s new followers, and then send direct message to them. Only one message for each new follower.
Task analysis: this task is to send direct message to our own account’s followers, and the search settings will be similar with the Follow Back tasks’. Besides, we also need to get the content of direct message for this task, and the settings of getting content is very similar with the Tweet tasks’.
Step 1. Search out the account’s followers. Add a AccountRunThread module. On its settings interface, select account to do the direct message operation.
Step 2. Add a Search module below the AccountRunThread module. On its settings interface, select these two options “Importing a list of people” and “Use current account”. On this option “Type of search result”, select “People” and “Search people’s followers”. We need to search the account’s new followers, so select this option “Search the newest followers”.
Step 3. We have searched out the new followers, so now we need to get content to send. Add a GetContent module. On its settings interface, use this method “Basic content” to send direct message will be ok.
Step 4. Add a Direct Message module. On its settings interface, select the Search module from step 2 as its send message data source, and select the GetContent module from step 3 as its get message data source. The message will be sent once for each followers, and the content of message for each followers can be the same, so we need to select these two options “Move to the last of data list” and “Do nothing” to deal with the message data. And now the data we get from GetContent module will be used again and again. Else when we finished sending message to one follower, there will be no message to send to the rest followers. Select this option “Don’t send DM to the same follower in several days”, and set a much bigger value for it, and then TAP won’t send direct message to the same followers for a long time.
task file: sample_task_16.dat
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Summary 5:
1. Reply and DirectMessage task will use the GetContent module besides the Tweet task, and you should combine the demand of the task to select an appropriate way to deal with the data when select the GetContent module as its data souce.
Sample task 17: delete the tweets which were posted half years ago, were reweeted and favorited less than 5 times.
Task analysis: we need to search out our account’s tweet before deleting it, filter out the tweet we do not need, and then delete them.
Step 1. Add a AccountRunThread module. On its settings interface, select account to do the delete tweet operation.
Step 2. Add a Search module below the AccountRunThread module. On its settings interface, select these options “Importing a list of people” and “Use current account”. On this option “Type of search result”, select “Tweet”, and which means the searched out data is tweets.
Step 3. Add a GetDetails module behind the Search module. On its settings interface, select the Search module from step 2 as its data source.
Step 4. Now, we begin to filter. Add a Filter module. On its settings interface, select the GetDetails module from step 3 as its data source. According to the demand of the task, we need to delete these tweets which are fit for the three conditions: 1. the tweet was posted half years ago. 2. The tweet has been reweeted less than 5 times. 3. The tweet has been favorited less than 5 times. On the filter settings interface, here are corresponding options to select. However, the meaning of the last two options is different from the conditions, so we need to add two Filter modules. On this filter module, select this option “The tweet which is posted before X days”, and then set the value to 180. Select “Retain”, and which means keep the tweets which were posted 180 days ago.
Step 5. Add another Filter module. On its settings interface, select the Filter module from step 4 as its data source. Select these options “The tweet which is retweeted over than X times” and “The tweet which is favorited over than X times”, and then select these options “Only need to fit any of the selected options” and “Remove”, and which means remove the tweets which were reweeted and favorite over than 5 times.
Step 6. Add a Delete tweet module. On its settings interface, select the Filter module from step 5 as its data source.
task file: sample_task_17.dat
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Summary 6:
1. For the Unretweet and Unfavorite task, they are very similar with the Delete Tweet task, so you can refer to the Delete Tweet task settings. Select these options “Search my retweets” and “Search my favorites” on the Search module. And in the final step, replace the Delete Tweet module with Unreweet and Unfavorite module.
Sample task 18: use API to search your account’s following and followers.
Task analysis: in the previous version, there is no API function in TAP, cause the method of API has the limitation for the operate times per hour. Mobile and Desktop method has no limit, and you can follow hundreds of users for your account one day. With the upgrade of TAP, now it supports the API method, and you can set the settings for it on the Basic settings interface. This API method is more safe for your account (Limited by the number of operations won’t let twitter regard your account as spammer). Besides, when you are searching your account’s following and followers, you can use this method, and the searched out data will contain the detailed information, so there is no need to use the GetDetails module to get the account’s detailed information again. Now we will create a unfollow task to show you how to use the API method.
Step 1. Add a AccountRunThread module. On its settings interface, select account to do the unfollow operation.
Step 2. Add a Search module below the AccountRunThread module. On its settings interface, select these options “Importing a list of people” and “Use current account”. On the option “Type of search result”, select “People” and also select these options “Search people’s following” and “Use API to search following”. Please make sure that you have filled in the API information to your account settings before using this method.
Step 3. We have used the API method to search the account’s following on step 2, and the searched out data won’t only include the username but also include the avatar, following and follower’s count information. So there is no need to add a GetDetails module to get the searched out following’s detailed information. So we only need to add a Filter module behind the Search module. On its settings interface, select the Search module from step 2 as its data source. Select these options “The people with default avatar” and “The people whose followers is less than X”, and then select these options “Only need to fit any of the selected options” and “Retain”, which means the data which is fit for the conditions will be filtered out and then do the unfollow operation.
Step 4. Add a Unfollow module. on its settings interface, select the Filter module from step 3 as its data source.
task file: sample_task_18.dat
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In the end, I will introduce you how to set the running amount. First, let’s explain the running amount options of the follow, unfollow, tweet and so on. Take the follow module as an example.
The follow amount per time: the number of users to follow when running the follow module.
The interval time after following successfully for every account (Seconds): the time to follow the next users after follow one user successfully.
The interval time from the end to the next running of this module (Minutes): the time to run the follow module again after finish running the follow module once.
The max follow amount per Hour: the max follow amount per hour.
The max follow amount per Day: The max follow amount per Day. Click “Set” button, you can set the max follow amount per day.
Tips for setting the amount:
1. If you follow a large number of accounts continually or the speed of follow is too fast, it’s easy to get your account suspend. So you need to set an appropriate time for the follow amount and interval time each time, and this way will let the task be more real just like the real people are doing it.
2. The purpose of setting the max follow amount per hour/day is also to let the task be more real just like the real people are doing it.
3. If you want to follow a certain amount of account per day, you need to calculate the follow amount per hour according to the running time of TAP first, and then calculate how many accounts to follow every time according to the interval time.
Now, I will introduce the search amount’s settings on the Search module, and also put the Follow task as an example.
Search amount: the number of output data of the search module.
The settings of the search amount on the search module are related to the below things:
1. If the Search module is a global module, that is to say, the position of it is outside the AccountRunThread module, and then the number of account you select will have effect on the search amount.
2. If the Search module is a local module, that is to say, the position of it is below the AccountRunThread module, and then the number of account you select will have no effect on the search amount.
3. On the Follow module, the value of this option “The follow amount per time”.
4. On the Follow module, the option you select to deal with the data when you select the Search module as its data source.
5. The Filter module behind the Search module.
Task analysis: this task is to do the unfollow operation, and that is to say, you need to search your account’s following, do some filter for these following, and then unfollow the rest following.
Step 1. Add a Search module. On its settings interface, select these two options: “Importing a list of people” and “Import from a list”. Click Import button to add or import your accounts. In the “Type of search result” option, select “People”, and select the “Search people’s following” option. Usually we will set the settings like this when we need to search the account’s following or followers. But if we need to search the running account’s following or followers, you can use another way to set the settings. First add a AccountRunThread module, and then select account to do the unfollow operation.
Step 2. Add a Search module below the AccountRunThread module, that is to say the Search module is used as a local module. On its settings interface, select the two options “Importing a list of people” and “Use current account”. In the option “Type of search result”, select “People”, and then select the “Search people’s following” option too.
Step 3. Now we are going to filter the followings, so add a GetDetails module behind the Search module, and on its settings interface, select the Search module as its data source. Select the default set for the other options.
Step 4. Add another Filter module. On its settings interface, select the GetDetails module as its data source. Select these two options: “The people with default avatar” and “The people without new tweets in X days”. At this moment you need to be care if the description of the options you select is the same as the demand of the task, and the users will be unfollowed only when they are fit for the two conditions, so we need to select the “Fit all the selected options” and “Remove” option.
Step 5. Add a Unfollow module. On its settings interface, select the Filter module as its data source.
task file:sample_task_09.dat
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Sample task 10: unfollow these users who do not follow back after 3 days.
Task analysis: this task is also a unfollow task, but the users used to unfollow must be followed before on TAP. Only the users followed on TAP can be used to judge if the user has followed back after 3 days.
Step 1. Add a AccountRunThread module. On its setting interface, select the account to do the unfollow operation, and you must make sure that the account you select has done the follow operation before on TAP successfully.
Step 2. Add a Search module below the AccountRunThread module, and this kind of Search module is a local module which means the data from it are only available for the module behind it (these modules must also be below the AccountRunThread module). Select these two options: “Importing a list people” and “People followed by current account in TAP”. On the “Type of search result” option, select “People”.
Step 3. Now we need to filter out the users we do not need. Add a GetDetails module behind the Search module. On its settings interface, select the Search module as its data source. Select the default set for the other options.
Step 4. Add another Filter module. On its settings interface, select the GetDetails module from step 3 as its data source. Check this option “The people who already follow back me” on, and the description of this option is different from the demand of the task, what we need is to unfollow the users who do not follow back, so select this option “Remove”, and all the users which do not fit for the conditions will be removed.
Step 5. Add a Unfollow module, and on its settings interface, select the Filter module as its data source. Check this option “Unfollow wait days” on, so now TAP will judge if there are 3 days before doing the unfollow operation.
task file: sample_task_10.dat
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Sample task 11: follow back the users who just follow me, do not use default avatar, and have more than 50 followers.
Task analysis: this task is to do the follow back operation, so it needs to search the account’s followers, and then filter out the follower that is not fit for the conditions, and then follow back the rest followers.
Step 1. Search the running account’s followers, and we also can use the same settings like sample task 9 and 10. Add a AccountRunThread module, and then select account to do the follow back operation.
Step 2. Add a Search module below the AccountRunThread module, and the Search module is a local module. On its settings interface, select these two options: “Importing a list of people” and “Use current account”. On the option “Type of search result”, select “People” and “Search people’s followers”. According to the demand of the task, we need to follow back the users who just follow me, which means we just need to search the account’s new followers, so select this option “Search the newest followers”.
Step 3. Now we need to filter out the users we do not need. So add a GetDetails module behind it, and on its settings interface, select the Search module as its data source. Select the default set for the other options.
Step 4. Add another Filter module. On its settings interface, select the GetDetails module from step 3 as its data source. Select these two options: “The people with default avatar” and “The people whose followers is less than X”. and the description of these options is different from the demand of the task, what we need is to follow back the users who are fit for one of the conditions, so we need to select these two options: “Only need to fit any of the selected options” and “Remove”.
Step 5. Add a Follow Back module. On its settings interface, select the Filter module as its data source.
task file: sample_task_11.dat
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Summary 3:
1. When we are searching our running account’s following/followers, putting the Search module as a local module will be more convenient. Besides this way is often used to create unfollow/follow back/directly message task.
In the next Tweet, Retweet, Reply and Favorite sample task, if the difference of these 4 sample tasks is only on the module’s settings but the number of modules won’t change, we will describe them while we are creating other similar sample task, and we won’t create another new sample task to introduce them again.
Sample task 12: how to insert the content of tweet. Below we will explain the ways one by one. Photos are support, but the premise condition is that the version you used support and you must select the Desktop method on the Basic Settings.
Task analysis: when using module to realize the function we need in TAP, the content of Tweet, Reply and DirectMessage can be got using the GetContent module. So the task is mainly to explain how to insert content and how to set the settings for each content method, and then used them in Tweet.
Step 1. Add a GetContent module. On its settings interface, here are four ways to set your content.
1. Basic content. It is the easily way to add content, you just need to input the content to the textbox. When this content is used to reply, you can click the “Twitter Username” button to insert the username in any location of the reply message. The output number of this module is only 1.
2. Get content from local file. This way is to get the content from your file. You need to set the file path. You need to set a separator to separate the content. And you also can select the order of using your content. The output number of this module is the number of separated content.
3. Get content from Rss feeds. This way is to get content from RSS, you need to visit the browser to learn of the corresponding content of each RSS’s node, and then combine the RSS node and custom content. When you use the Photo Option, you need to know which node from RSS will contain the photo url, and then input the node name in this option. So when you run the program, it will get the content with photo automatically. The output number of this module is decided by how many content it scraped.
4. Set content with special photo. This option means send the content with specific photo. The output number of this module is decided by how many content you add.
Except the above four main options on the GetContent module, here are a few functions on the bottom of this module:
A. set the Mention message in your content. The user used to Mention is from other module, and the number of Mention is randomly.
B. Add photo function means send content with photo. You can get a specific photo for your content or get photo from your file randomly.
C. Shorten url option is to shorten the urls in your content.
Step 2. Add a AccountRunThread module, select account to do the Tweet operation.
Step 3. Add a Tweet module below the AccountRunThread module. On its settings interface, select GetContent module from step 1 as its data source. For tweet, we usually send once for each of content. So the default option (Remove from the data list) about how to deal with the tweet will be ok.
task file: sample_task_12.dat
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Sample task 13: Set a retweet task.
Task analysis: This task is to do the reweet operation. So we can divide the task into two steps: 1. Search tweets. 2. Do the reweet operation. We have introduced all search method in the above follow sample tasks, so we only need to do a little modification for the search option for this task.
Step 1. Add a Search module, and here are four ways to do the settings for this module:
1. Keyword search. This option means use keywords to search tweets. Input the keywords to the textbox (Use comma to separate multiple keywords), and set how to use these keywords. On the option “Type of search result”, select “Tweet”, and which means the searched out data will be tweets (Compared with the sample task 1).
2. Advanced search. This option means use advanced search method to search tweets. Click the “Click to set advanced settings” option, on the settings interface, fill in the information you want to search.
3. Importing a list of people. This option means import a list of users, and then search their tweets. Click “Import from a list” option and then click the “Import” or “Add” button to import users. On this option “Search amount from one account per time”, you can set the number of search tweets for each user and also you can set the order to search the users’ tweets.
4. Importing a list of tweet urls. This option means directly import a list of tweet urls to reweet.
Select one way to do the settings for the search module, and then on this option “Type of search result”, please remember to select “Tweet”, and which means the searched out data from the Search module is tweets.
Step 2. We have got the tweets from step 1, so now add a AccountRunThread module, and select account to do the reweet operation.
Step 3. Add a Retweet module below the AccountRunThread module. On its settings interface, select the Search module from step 1 as its data source.
task file: sample_task_13.dat
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Sample task 14: use multiple search modules to search tweet, and the reweet them.
Task analysis: this task is the expand version of sample task 13. Multiple searches mean we must use multiple search modules to get the tweets. Here, we will only introduce the most popular search method -- two search modules. It can be divided into two steps: 1. Use one search module to search users. 2. Use another search module to search the users’ tweets.
Step 1. This step is the same as the step in follow task, and four ways to search users are available. Add a Search module. On its settings interface, use Advanced search to search users, and then click this option “Click to set advanced settings” to open its settings interface. On the option “Type of search result”, select “People”, and which means the searched out result is users.
Step 2. Add another Search module to search the users’ tweets. On its settings interface, select these two options: “Importing a list of people” and “From other modules”, and then select the Search module from step 1 as its data source. On the option “Type of search result”, select “Tweet”, and which means the searched out result is tweets.
Step 3. Add a AccountRunThread module. On its setting interface, select account to do the reweet operation.
Step 4. Add a Retweet module below the AccountRunThread module. On its setting interface, select the Search module from step 2 as its data source.
task file: sample_task_14.dat
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Sample task 15: use multiple search modules to search tweet, and then reweet the tweets which is posted in recently 3 days, and have been reweeted more than 15 times.
Task analysis: this task is the expand version of sample task 15. So we can do the search step like we did in sample task 14. In this task, we need to filter out the tweets which are not fit for the conditions, and then do the reweet operation.
Step 1. Add a search module, select Advanced search option, and then click this button “Click to set advanced settings” to open its settings interface. On the “Type of search result” option, select “People”, and which means the searched out result is users.
Step 2. Add another Search module to search the users’ tweets. On its settings interface, select these two options: “Importing a list of people” and “From other modules”, and then select the Search module from step 1 as its data source. On the “Type of search result” option, select “Tweet”, and which means the searched out result is tweets.
Step 3. Now, we need to filter out the tweets which are not fit for the conditions. However, the tweets searched out from Search module only include the url, so if we want to do the filter operation, we need to use a GetDetails module to get the tweets’ other information. Add a GetDetails module, and then select the Search module from step 2 as its data source. Select Random account option on this option “Select one account for getting details information”.
Step 4. Add a Filter module. On its settings interface, select the GetDetails module as its data source. According to the demand of the task, we need to reweet these tweets which are posted in recently 3 days, and have been reweeted more than 15 times. On the Filter module’s settings interface, here are two options you can select: “The tweet which is posted before X days” and “The tweet which is retweeted over than X times”. The description of this option “The tweet which is posted before X days” is not fit for the condition we need, so we need to remove it. However, the description of this option “The tweet which is retweeted over than X times” is fit for the condition we need, so we need to retain it. For the different set of these two options on the Filter module, we need to add another filter module. So on this Filter module, select this option “The tweet which is posted before X days”, and select the “Remove” option. So the tweets which are not posted in recently 3 days will be removed.
Step 5. Add a Filter module. On its settings interface, select the Filter module from step 4 as its data source. Select this option “The tweet which is retweeted over than X times”, and select the “Retain” option. So the tweets which have been reweeted more than 15 times will be retained. One point you must care when using the Filter module to filter the tweet: on the settings of GetDetails module, we select “Random account” on the “Select one account for getting details information” option (usually the default value for this option is none). Because, these two options’ data (“The tweet which is posted before X days” and “The tweet which is favorited over than X times”) can be searched out only when we select account. For example, if we have searched out a tweet and also select account to get its details, so TAP will search out that the retweet and favorite times of this tweet is 52 and 78. However if we do not select account in the GetDetails module, the retweet and favorite times will be 0, and this will have an effect on the filter operation.
Step 6. We have got the reweets which are fit for the conditions, so now add a AccountRunThread module, and then select account to do the reweet operation.
Step 7. Add a Retweet module below the AccountRunThread module. On its settings interface, select the Filter module from step 5 as its data source.
task file: sample_task_15.dat
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Summary 4:
1. The output number of content is different for content method on the GetContent module. So when we select the GetContent module as other modules’ data source, we need to select an appropriate data processing method.
2. When we create the Retweet task, the settings of the Search module on this task is very similar with the Search settings on Follow task, so we do not create much more sample retweet tasks to show you the different settings of each option. Besides, please pay more attention on this option “Type of search result”, and then select a correct searched out data type.
3. For the Reply and Favorite sample task, we need to search out a list of tweets first, and then do the Reply or Favorite operation. So the search tweet settings on these two tasks are very similar with the Retweet tasks’.
4. When using the GetDetails module to search other detailed information of users or tweets, if we select account in GetDetails module, the searched out data from this module will have more effect for the filter operation. Besides the GetDetails module is usually a local module when we use it to get account’s detailed information.
Sample task 16: search account’s new followers, and then send direct message to them. Only one message for each new follower.
Task analysis: this task is to send direct message to our own account’s followers, and the search settings will be similar with the Follow Back tasks’. Besides, we also need to get the content of direct message for this task, and the settings of getting content is very similar with the Tweet tasks’.
Step 1. Search out the account’s followers. Add a AccountRunThread module. On its settings interface, select account to do the direct message operation.
Step 2. Add a Search module below the AccountRunThread module. On its settings interface, select these two options “Importing a list of people” and “Use current account”. On this option “Type of search result”, select “People” and “Search people’s followers”. We need to search the account’s new followers, so select this option “Search the newest followers”.
Step 3. We have searched out the new followers, so now we need to get content to send. Add a GetContent module. On its settings interface, use this method “Basic content” to send direct message will be ok.
Step 4. Add a Direct Message module. On its settings interface, select the Search module from step 2 as its send message data source, and select the GetContent module from step 3 as its get message data source. The message will be sent once for each followers, and the content of message for each followers can be the same, so we need to select these two options “Move to the last of data list” and “Do nothing” to deal with the message data. And now the data we get from GetContent module will be used again and again. Else when we finished sending message to one follower, there will be no message to send to the rest followers. Select this option “Don’t send DM to the same follower in several days”, and set a much bigger value for it, and then TAP won’t send direct message to the same followers for a long time.
task file: sample_task_16.dat
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Summary 5:
1. Reply and DirectMessage task will use the GetContent module besides the Tweet task, and you should combine the demand of the task to select an appropriate way to deal with the data when select the GetContent module as its data souce.
Sample task 17: delete the tweets which were posted half years ago, were reweeted and favorited less than 5 times.
Task analysis: we need to search out our account’s tweet before deleting it, filter out the tweet we do not need, and then delete them.
Step 1. Add a AccountRunThread module. On its settings interface, select account to do the delete tweet operation.
Step 2. Add a Search module below the AccountRunThread module. On its settings interface, select these options “Importing a list of people” and “Use current account”. On this option “Type of search result”, select “Tweet”, and which means the searched out data is tweets.
Step 3. Add a GetDetails module behind the Search module. On its settings interface, select the Search module from step 2 as its data source.
Step 4. Now, we begin to filter. Add a Filter module. On its settings interface, select the GetDetails module from step 3 as its data source. According to the demand of the task, we need to delete these tweets which are fit for the three conditions: 1. the tweet was posted half years ago. 2. The tweet has been reweeted less than 5 times. 3. The tweet has been favorited less than 5 times. On the filter settings interface, here are corresponding options to select. However, the meaning of the last two options is different from the conditions, so we need to add two Filter modules. On this filter module, select this option “The tweet which is posted before X days”, and then set the value to 180. Select “Retain”, and which means keep the tweets which were posted 180 days ago.
Step 5. Add another Filter module. On its settings interface, select the Filter module from step 4 as its data source. Select these options “The tweet which is retweeted over than X times” and “The tweet which is favorited over than X times”, and then select these options “Only need to fit any of the selected options” and “Remove”, and which means remove the tweets which were reweeted and favorite over than 5 times.
Step 6. Add a Delete tweet module. On its settings interface, select the Filter module from step 5 as its data source.
task file: sample_task_17.dat
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Summary 6:
1. For the Unretweet and Unfavorite task, they are very similar with the Delete Tweet task, so you can refer to the Delete Tweet task settings. Select these options “Search my retweets” and “Search my favorites” on the Search module. And in the final step, replace the Delete Tweet module with Unreweet and Unfavorite module.
Sample task 18: use API to search your account’s following and followers.
Task analysis: in the previous version, there is no API function in TAP, cause the method of API has the limitation for the operate times per hour. Mobile and Desktop method has no limit, and you can follow hundreds of users for your account one day. With the upgrade of TAP, now it supports the API method, and you can set the settings for it on the Basic settings interface. This API method is more safe for your account (Limited by the number of operations won’t let twitter regard your account as spammer). Besides, when you are searching your account’s following and followers, you can use this method, and the searched out data will contain the detailed information, so there is no need to use the GetDetails module to get the account’s detailed information again. Now we will create a unfollow task to show you how to use the API method.
Step 1. Add a AccountRunThread module. On its settings interface, select account to do the unfollow operation.
Step 2. Add a Search module below the AccountRunThread module. On its settings interface, select these options “Importing a list of people” and “Use current account”. On the option “Type of search result”, select “People” and also select these options “Search people’s following” and “Use API to search following”. Please make sure that you have filled in the API information to your account settings before using this method.
Step 3. We have used the API method to search the account’s following on step 2, and the searched out data won’t only include the username but also include the avatar, following and follower’s count information. So there is no need to add a GetDetails module to get the searched out following’s detailed information. So we only need to add a Filter module behind the Search module. On its settings interface, select the Search module from step 2 as its data source. Select these options “The people with default avatar” and “The people whose followers is less than X”, and then select these options “Only need to fit any of the selected options” and “Retain”, which means the data which is fit for the conditions will be filtered out and then do the unfollow operation.
Step 4. Add a Unfollow module. on its settings interface, select the Filter module from step 3 as its data source.
task file: sample_task_18.dat
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In the end, I will introduce you how to set the running amount. First, let’s explain the running amount options of the follow, unfollow, tweet and so on. Take the follow module as an example.
The follow amount per time: the number of users to follow when running the follow module.
The interval time after following successfully for every account (Seconds): the time to follow the next users after follow one user successfully.
The interval time from the end to the next running of this module (Minutes): the time to run the follow module again after finish running the follow module once.
The max follow amount per Hour: the max follow amount per hour.
The max follow amount per Day: The max follow amount per Day. Click “Set” button, you can set the max follow amount per day.
Tips for setting the amount:
1. If you follow a large number of accounts continually or the speed of follow is too fast, it’s easy to get your account suspend. So you need to set an appropriate time for the follow amount and interval time each time, and this way will let the task be more real just like the real people are doing it.
2. The purpose of setting the max follow amount per hour/day is also to let the task be more real just like the real people are doing it.
3. If you want to follow a certain amount of account per day, you need to calculate the follow amount per hour according to the running time of TAP first, and then calculate how many accounts to follow every time according to the interval time.
Now, I will introduce the search amount’s settings on the Search module, and also put the Follow task as an example.
Search amount: the number of output data of the search module.
The settings of the search amount on the search module are related to the below things:
1. If the Search module is a global module, that is to say, the position of it is outside the AccountRunThread module, and then the number of account you select will have effect on the search amount.
2. If the Search module is a local module, that is to say, the position of it is below the AccountRunThread module, and then the number of account you select will have no effect on the search amount.
3. On the Follow module, the value of this option “The follow amount per time”.
4. On the Follow module, the option you select to deal with the data when you select the Search module as its data source.
5. The Filter module behind the Search module.
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