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Email isn't the only thing worth showing the code. With this you can create a DM twitter intent. I tried to keep it simple by having a simple button group that toggles what will be produced when the submit button is pressed. I was **unable** to test any of this due to [lib v8](rubyjs/libv8#123) problems so here is the code and you can edit it as you wish.
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Should remove @ during submit event or don't suggest to the user that they should provide one. Twitter does not allow the @ symbol as part of the DM message. For example the following is wrong:
DM @handle lorem ipsum
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@sukima Thanks. Can you add a screenshot? |
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@bf4 I can not:
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@sukima It's a stretch to thing you're still caring about this, I know :) But if you do, there is now instructions on how to use a docker container for spinning up a local dev version of the site. I might try your PR at some point to potentially include it, 4 years later 👍 |
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Oh wow, hope it works. I honestly don't remember this. The sad truth is that dispute adding my PPWM links on all my social medias not a single person ever reached out to pair. Seems pairing is kinda dead, least under my little rock where I live. |
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Email isn't the only thing worth showing the code. With this you can create a DM twitter intent.
I tried to keep it simple by having a simple button group that toggles what will be produced when the submit button is pressed.
I was unable to test any of this due to lib v8 problems so here is the code and you can edit it as you wish.