These examples assume you have a configured Twitter REST client.
Instructions on how to configure a client can be found in
examples/Configuration.md.
If the authenticated user has granted read/write permission to your application, you may tweet as them.
client.update("I'm tweeting with @gem!")Post an update in reply to another tweet.
client.update("I'm tweeting with @gem!", in_reply_to_status_id: 402712877960019968)Post an update with precise coordinates.
client.update("I'm tweeting with @gem!", lat: 37.7821120598956, long: -122.400612831116, display_coordinates: true)Post an update from a specific place. Place IDs can be retrieved using the
#reverse_geocode method.
client.update("I'm tweeting with @gem!", place_id: "df51dec6f4ee2b2c")Post an update with an image.
client.update_with_media("I'm tweeting with @gem!", File.new("/path/to/media.png"))Post an update with a possibly-sensitive image.
client.update_with_media("I'm tweeting with @gem!", File.new("/path/to/sensitive-media.png"), possibly_sensitive: true)Post an update with multiple images.
media = %w(/path/to/media1.png /path/to/media2.png).map { |filename| File.new(filename) }
client.update_with_media("I'm tweeting with @gem!", media)For more information, see the documentation for the #update and
#update_with_media methods.