Blindfold is a small web app built in Node.js that allows you to turn off/on retweets from the people you follow on Twitter. Because life is too short to keep ingesting negative crap all the time.
These instructions will get you a copy of the project up and running on your local machine for development and testing purposes.
What you’ll need to get started.
- Git
- NodeJS 16+
npm
or Yarn
- Using Git, clone this repository to your local machine.
- Run
npm install
oryarn install
from inside the project's directory to install all dependencies. - Get your API Key and API Secret from https://developer.twitter.com
- Run
cp ./env.local.sample ./.env
and adjust config variables.
Blindfold has only a handful of options, but they are all required before the app can run, otherwise expect it to complain.
If you want to tinker with this project, you can use Vue CLI to help you handle Hot Module Reloading (HMR).
$ yarn express
# or
$ npm run express
# launch dev server for the frontend UI
$ yarn serve
# or
$ npm run serve
To deploy, you only need to make sure to clone the repo, install dependencies, then run yarn build
and make sure to point your proxy to the ./build
directory in order to serve the frontend properly.
This is a hobby project that most likely has bugs, untested things, and can likely fall on its head when mistreated. Feel free to report any issues, feature requests, etc.
If you spot something you can fix yourself, fork the repo, commit your code on a feature branch and open a pull request.
I will happily review all contributions, especially those that help with establishing testing of the app.
This app was never meant to be yet another Twitter client of any kind, so don't expect me to add new features such as feeds, lists, etc.
© Matthew Morek