base on Awesome tweak for Twitter # BHTwitter - Awesome tweak for Twitter # Features - Download Videos (even if account private). - Custom Tab Bar - No history feature. - Hide topics tweet feature. - Disable video layer caption. - Padlock. - Font changer. - Enable the new UI of DM search. - Auto load photos in highest quality feature. - Undo tweet feature. - Theme (like Twitter Blue). - App icon changer - Twitter Circle feature. - Copying profile information feature. - Save tweet as an image. - Hide spaces bar. - Disable RTL. - Always open in Safari. - Translate bio. - Disable new tweet style (A.K.A edge to edge tweet) - Enable voice tweet and voice message in DM. - Hide promoted tweet from the timeline. - Confirm alert when hit the tweet button. - Confirm alert when hit like button. - Confirm alert when hit follow button. - FLEX for debugging. | | | | |:-------------------------:|:-------------------------:|:-------------------------:| |<img width="1604" alt="screen shot 2017-08-07 at 12 18 15 pm" src="1.png"> | <img width="1604" alt="screen shot 2017-08-07 at 12 18 15 pm" src="2.png">|<img width="1604" alt="screen shot 2017-08-07 at 12 18 15 pm" src="3.png">| |<img width="1604" alt="screen shot 2017-08-07 at 12 18 15 pm" src="4.png"> | # How to build the project ## Local - install [Theos](https://github.com/theos/theos) - install [cyan](https://github.com/asdfzxcvbn/pyzule-rw) if you want to build for sideload or TrollStore - Clone the BHTwitter project repository: ```bash git clone --recursive https://github.com/BandarHL/BHTwitter cd BHTwitter ``` - Make the script executable: ```bash chmod +x ./build.sh ``` - Run the script with the desired options: ```bash ./build.sh [OPTIONS] ``` - Replace [OPTIONS] with one of the following: ``` --sideloaded: Build BHTwitter project for sideloaded deployment. --rootless: Build BHTwitter project for rootless deployment. --trollstore: Build BHTwitter project for TrollStore deployment. No option: Build BHTwitter project for rootfull deployment. ``` ## Using GitHub Actions - Fork this repository. - Open "Actions" tab on your fork, and press "I understand my workflows, go ahead and enable them" to proceed. - Select "Build and Release BHTwitter" workflow. - Press "Run workflow" menu, and enter parameters in the popup that appears. - Don't forget to choose deployment format (`rootfull`, `rootless`, `sideloaded`, `trollstore`). - For `sideloaded` and `trollstore` builds, a valid URL of decrypted IPA is required. For `rootfull` and `rootless` builds, enter any value (it won't be used). - For other parameters, defaults are usually sufficient. - Press "Run workflow" button, and after a while you should see build artifacts on "Releases" page. # Example Usages ## Build for Sideloaded Deployment - Download an IPA file for X or Twitter from AppDB or decrypt it by your self. - Then rename the IPA file to `com.atebits.Tweetie2.ipa` and move it to `packages` folder. ```bash ./build.sh --sideloaded ``` - After the build we'll find `BHTwitter-sideloaded.ipa` inside `packages` folder. ## Build for TrollStore Deployment - Download an IPA file for X or Twitter from AppDB or decrypt it by your self. - Then rename the IPA file to `com.atebits.Tweetie2.ipa` and move it to `packages` folder. ```bash ./build.sh --trollstore ``` - After the build we'll find `BHTwitter-trollstore.tipa` inside `packages` folder. ## Build for Rootless Deployment - Just run the build command with rootless flag. ```bash ./build.sh --rootless ``` - After the build we'll find `com.bandarhl.bhtwitter_4.2_iphoneos-arm64.deb` inside `packages` folder. ## Build for Rootfull Deployment - Just run the build command without any flag. ```bash ./build.sh ``` - After the build we'll find `com.bandarhl.bhtwitter_4.2_iphoneos-arm.deb` inside `packages` folder. 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