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Twitter Developer Documentation

Comprehensive guides, reference materials, and tutorials to build with Twitter's APIs and tools.

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Documentation Sections

Getting Started

Register your app, set up authentication, and start making your first API calls.

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API Reference

Detailed documentation for every Twitter API endpoint, request format, and response structure.

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Tutorials

Step-by-step guides for common use cases like tweet analysis, user engagement, and social media monitoring.

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Tools & SDKs

Learn how to use our analytics dashboard, API explorer, and developer tools with full code examples.

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FAQs

Find answers to common questions about API authentication, rate limits, and best practices.

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Debugging Guide

Troubleshoot errors, inspect API responses, and monitor your application's performance.

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Getting Started

Create a Developer Account

Before using Twitter APIs, you must create a Twitter developer account and register your application.

  1. Visit the Developer Home and sign in.
  2. Navigate to the Twitter Developer Portal
  3. Create a new project and application to get your API keys and secrets.
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Authentication

Use OAuth 2.0 Bearer tokens for API requests. Store credentials securely and refresh them periodically.


curl -X GET "https://api.twitter.com/1.1/users/show.json?screen_name=TwitterDev" \
     -H "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_BEARER_TOKEN"
                        

API Reference

All Twitter APIs are documented with endpoints, required parameters, and response examples.

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Featured Tutorials

Build a Twitter Bot

Create a tweet-scheduling bot that posts updates automatically using Twitter's v2 API.

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Analyze Sentiment

Use Twitter's text analysis APIs to measure public sentiment about brands or topics.

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Build a Real-Time Dashboard

Stream tweets about trending topics and display them in a live dashboard using WebSockets.

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Join the Developer Community

Ask questions, share solutions, and learn from thousands of developers building with Twitter's APIs.