"Tweet with ease: Authenticate, post, and manage your X profile from the command line."

X-yapper is a CLI tool that allows users to send tweets to their X (Twitter) profile, providing an easy way to post content directly from the terminal. It uses OAuth 2.0 Authorization Code Flow with PKCE for authentication and supports both Linux and Windows platforms.

X-yapper is a CLI tool designed to enable users to send tweets directly to their X (formerly Twitter) profile. This tool leverages OAuth 2.0 Authorization Code Flow with PKCE for authentication, ensuring a secure communication with the X API. To get started, users need to set up an X Developer account, which is free, and configure a new app through the developer portal. This setup includes specifying app permissions, type of app, and callback URL. Once the app is configured, users can download the release from GitHub, verify the binary using GPG to ensure its integrity, and then run the application. The tool prompts users to authorize the app by entering their X account credentials, allowing them to send posts directly from their local text editor. X-yapper's unique value proposition lies in its simplicity and ease of use, providing a streamlined way for users to interact with the X platform without the need for a web browser. The tool is available for download from the GitHub Releases section and supports multiple operating systems. For any inquiries or support, users can contact the developer directly via email.