This is a tiny little twitter bot that uses the StackOverflow API to tweet new stackoverflow questions that are tagged with 'clojure'.
The bot is running under the name @ClojureQs.
Because of how insane oauth is, if you want to run this bot you'll need to obtain about 50 thousand different access tokens, keys, blah, etc. The easiest way to do it is to create a new twitter account specifically for the bot, then register a new application for the bot, and then generate user tokens for that application. That'll give you everything you need.
Bitly also requires an access token. If you're just playing with this then it's easier to no-op the shorten function instead.
For development you can use environ to manage the tokens, drop all of these keys into your leiningen profile (~/.lein/profiles.clj). It should look like this:
{:user
{:env {:clojureqs-app-consumer-key ""
:clojureqs-app-consumer-secret ""
:clojureqs-user-access-token ""
:clojureqs-user-access-token-secret ""
:bitly-access-token ""}}}
Copyright © 2012, 2014 Anthony Grimes, Dan Midwood
Distributed under the Eclipse Public License, the same as Clojure.