=^.^=
Thanks Kevin for the compliment
Yeah, it is kinda messy, in the code comments I say sorry for that :P,
what I tried to do there was not passing parameters as null so Twitter
API use default values for those.
Also note that I use Twitter API real names, other implementations
were adding the username to the url to request from, while it works,
Twitter recommend using the screen_name parameters, passing it to the
request.
One improvement is, to request tweets from different users, you just
have to use the changeUser('othertwitteruser') method and then use
send( ) again and that's it.
Note that link parameter is 'chain' by default so you could do several
send calls and they will be chained :)
On 28 dic, 08:02, Kelvin <[email protected]> wrote:
> It looks like one of the best Twitter implementations for MooTools out
> there. Extending Request.JSONP is brilliant. Not sure about the params
> part, seems a little messy, but hey if it works, who cares no? ;-)
>
> I'll check it out later today.
>
> On Dec 25, 12:55 pm, Ciul <[email protected]> wrote:
>
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> > Hi MooTools pals.
>
> > Here I bring to you a class that hopefully will make your life easier,
> > it extends the Rquest.JSONP class so proving the power of MooTools as
> > a nice OOP javascript framework.
>
> > This class file is posted at
> > forums:http://www.mooforum.net/script-showcase-f25/modified-twitter-request-...
>
> > How to implement it:
>
> > [CODE]
> > var twitterRequest = new RequestTwitter({
> > parameters: {
> > screen_name: 'quillamwa' // The twitter user account to
> > get tweets from.
> > }
> > });
>
> > twitterRequest.addEvent('complete', function(tweets) {
> > alert('Request completed');
> > tweets.each(function(tweet, index) {
> > // Do something with each tweet. Usually here, you may
> > create elements and inject them to DOM.
> > // If you are only interested in tweets text, go for tweet.text
> > here.
> > });
> > });
>
> > // Don't forget to add the onComplete event before making the request,
> > because twitter answers really fast hehehe.
> > twitterRequest.send();
>
> > [/CODE]
>
> > And also has some custom methods I added it to make it helpfull:
>
> > - updateParams(params, apiversion)
> > - deleteParams('param1', 'param2',...)
> > - changeUser('other-twitter-user-account')
> > - changeVersion(APIVersion)
>
> > Merry christmass,
> > Ciul
