Simple type definitions for the Twitter API.

Installation

Install with npm / yarn / pnpm:

npm install twitter-api-types
yarn add twitter-api-types
pnpm add twitter-api-types

Project Structure

The exports of each API version is split into three main parts:

• Everything exported with the API prefix represents a payload you may get from the REST API.

• Everything exported with the REST prefix represents data that ONLY comes from or is directly related to the REST API.

  • For endpoint options, they will follow the following structure: REST<HTTP Method><Type><Query|(JSON|FormData)Body|Result> where the type represents what it will return.

    • For example, RESTPostAPITweetResult or RESTGetAPIRatelimitStatusQuery.

  • If a type ends with Result, then it represents the expected result by calling its accompanying route.

    • Types that are exported as never usually mean the result will be a 204 No Content, so you can safely ignore it. This does not account for errors.

• Anything else that is miscellaneous will be exported based on what it represents (for example the REST route object).

• There may be types exported that are identical for all versions. These will be exported as is and can be found in the common directory. They will still be prefixed accordingly as described above.

Usage

You can require / import the module directly, which will give you the latest types as of the current API version. This is considered the default version and will be updated according to Twitter's default API version; this means it may break at any point in time.

We strongly recommend you use a version when importing this module! This will prevent breaking changes when updating the module.

const { APITweet } = require('twitter-api-types');

// TypeScript/ES Module support
import { APITweet } from 'twitter-api-types';

You should instead consider adding the API version you want to target by appending /v*, where the * represents the API version.

const { APITweet } = require('twitter-api-types/v1');

// TypeScript/ES Module support
import { APITweet } from 'twitter-api-types/v1';

Honorable Mentions

Thanks to Vlad's discord-api-types over at Discord.js for the file structure/flow/etc.