# Setting up

##

{% hint style="danger" %}
Before reading this please visit the token page to know on how to get your tokens, this guide only follows user auth
{% endhint %}

## Installing

```
You can install the package easily by doing 
npm i tweets.js
```

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You need npm and node.js installed for this package to work
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## Basic usage

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Please visit the token page on how to acquire the following tokens
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{% content-ref url="tokens" %}
[tokens](https://seoden2136.gitbook.io/tweet-js/tokens)
{% endcontent-ref %}

```
const bird = require('tweets.js')

const bot = new bird.tweet({
consumer_key: "Your consumer key",
consumer_secret: "Your consumer secret",
access_token: "Your access token",
access_token_secret: "Your access token secret"
});
```

That's it, you now have a basic bot. visit the methods page for a guide on all the methods available


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```
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```

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