twitching, an Emacs client for Twitter

Twitching was written with two primary goals in mind:

1. Get tweets from all followed users without losing any.
2. The ability to filter some tweets from the timeline.

1. Periodically download your timeline and show them in a buffer.
2. Favorite tweets.
3. Navigate easily through your tweets. Use Emacs's C-s and C-r to quickly find tweets.
4. Filters – probably the best feature of twitching. If you're really irritated that all your tweets have something annoying like #RoyalWedding, set up a filter on that hashtag and your Twitter feed is cleared of all tweets with it. Filters are persistent so future tweets that match will also be filtered away.
5. Remove – Same as filters but without persistence.
6. Group – This provides a way to show all your tweets ordered by the tweeters. Comes in two flavors: group all tweets, or group only the tweets of a single user.
7. Follow/UnFollow users.
8. Open a hashtag in a browser. If you see a few tweets with #interviewswithhari and want to see more you can open it up on the browser. This is currently not supported as viewing in Emacs.
9. Open a user mention in the browser. Same as 8, but for user mentions in tweets.
10. Copy specific parts of a tweet and put it into the kill-ring. For example, c t copies the tweet text, and c s copies the current tweet's status id.

twitching is licensed under the terms of the GPLv3 (or later). This means you're free to use it for personal and commercial use, you're free to copy it and give copies away, and you're free to modify and redesign the source code, and to create derivative works. For details, please read the contents of the file LICENSE distributed with twitching or visit http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.html.