Tweetline is a command line Twitter client for those who can't imagine a better interface to anything than the command line. Also, some folks may find it useful for automating Twitter interactions.

Usage: tweetskim [options]

A simple API wrapper for Twitter API requests.

A simple but tasty Twitter agent for command line use, designed for quickly\nshowing the latest tweets.

simple twitter authentication wrapper

Updates your Twitter avatar to a random user-created avatar from http://eightshit.me

Minimalist twitter client for my specific use

This gem aims for Sencha MokuMoku Meetup 2nd (that be held in Japan at 2014/05/30).

A CLI tool that downloads the most recent images from twitter based on the search terms provided. Please remember that you need to provide your own consumer key and consumer secret as well as the access token and access token secret. You can find those over here: https://apps.twitter.com Just cre...

wrapper for the twitter api on JRuby

Twitter-knife is a really simple twitter v1.1 API client. It only provides get and post methods, user type the API they want in the params.

wrapper for the twitter api using multi_json

Based on get-twitter-oauth-token

Gem for auto tweeting

Twitterpunch =============== Twitterpunch is designed to work with PhotoBooth and OS X Folder Actions. When this script is called with the name of an image file, it will post the image to Twitter, along with a message randomly chosen from a list and a specified hashtag. If you call the script w...

It is the simple library to access the Twitter Streaming API( http://apiwiki.twitter.com/Streaming-API-Documentation ). It works with pure-ruby(don't need C compiler) and rubygems.

A Ruby reflection based wrapper library for the Twitter API

Eventmachine-based Twitter Userstream client

Pulls down a specified tweet and executes its contents as ruby code

Extends the normal oauth gem to support Google's custom two legged OAuth (2LO) mechanism, needed for interacting with the Google Apps APIs through the Google Apps Marketplace.