The script is $50, limited availability. Purchase of the script entitles you to one license for commercial or personal use, but not resale. Upon your purchase, the script is available via secure download link as a zip with all the files needed and an easy installation readme file (see below to see this). I even include limited support if you're having problems or questions. The script cost me $2,000 to have coded. Below is info on the script, installation info, and screenshots.
TUMS is a script I had coded to manage multiple Twitter usernames. The script will update details on each username and it will also automate tweets to each username from RSS feeds you supply for each username. I use it to manage 250+ sports teams Twitter accounts I have -- I have multiple RSS feeds for each specific team, and it then sends out tweets of new headlines for each team from the specific RSS feeds for each team.
The script easily allows you to upload a CSV file with details on each of the accounts: username, password, background image location, avatar image location, profile details (location / name / more info URL / one line bio), profile design details (bgcolor / font color / link color / sidebar fill color / sidebar border color), and then 5 RSS feeds. You could increase the # of RSS feeds with a simple change to the script.
CRON's run on your server, polling the RSS feeds that are individually specified for each username and pulls the latest headlines. The CRON then tweets out 1 new headline every 15 minutes on each username, using the latest headline in the queue. It then keeps going through the queue for each username until it empties -- if the RSS feeds supply tons of headlines for a username, then it may never get to most of the items (they remain in the queue). You can alter the script to change this -- we just didn't want to spam users.
The CRON grabs the link to the headline, it then creates a new URL for the headline, which links to a domain you specify. When the page loads, a tiny FRAME loads at the top of the page that kind of looks like the Gmail infobar. In this infobar are arrows for the user to flip amongst more headlines tied to your Twitter username, along with a link back to the Twitter account. See an example of one of my accounts here: Sabres, and an example article page that a tweet links out to.
Libraries needed are included in the zip as well. Purchase the script now for only $50! There is a config file that makes installing this very easy. In the zip is an "install.txt" file to help you install it:
## TUMS Requirements
PHP 5.2
MySQL 5
Apache 2 with mod_rewrite enabled
## How to install TUMS
1. Move the contents of the html folder in to a folder on your server that is web accessible.
2. Importing the sql file in to your database. There are a few ways this can be done. Just import via software, website, or command line to your mysql server. If using the command line, you'll want to use 'mysql -u <username> -p tweetrss < tweetrss.sql'
3. Edit the file html/lib/config.php. Here you will want to change anywhere that says yourdomain.com to your own domain. The same goes for /your/public_html/ and the mysql settings.
4. Next you will want to add three scripts to cron at the suggested intervals. You will want to change the locations.
/your/public_html/lib/cron/follower_track.php - Nightly
/your/public_html/lib/cron/read_rss.php - Every 30 Minutes
/your/public_html/lib/cron/twitter_post.php - Every 30 Minutes
5. Open each of the files at the top, and change the include path /your/public_html/lib/config.php to the correct one.
6. The last step requires us to set a password for the admin section. First edit /admin/.htaccess Fix the path /your/public_html/admin/.htpasswd Then edit admin/.htpasswd Go to the following site http://home.flash.net/cgi-bin/pw.pl , pick a username and password, then paste the bold line. It should look like "test:sYBAcFwKi/y.." (no quotes) You can also use htpasswd from the command line if you know how.
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