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twitter-leads

v1.0.3

Published

Pull list of leads from a Twitter Ads Lead Generation Card

Downloads

17

Readme

twitter-leads

Pull list of leads from a Twitter Ads Lead Generation Card

Installation

$ npm install --save twitter-leads

Usage

The example shown below will pull a list of leads from Twitter Ads.

var leads = require('twitter-leads');

leads({ username, password, ads, card }, done);

function done (err, leads) {
  // handle response
}

API

leads(options, done)

Posts an article on HN by making a series of requests against their website. Takes some options, detailed below.

Property | Description -----------|------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ username | Your Twitter username, used to authenticate. password | Your Twitter password, used to authenticate. ads | Your Twitter Ads account ID. Find it by logging into ads.twitter.com. card | The Twitter Card ID for the Lead Generation card you want to download leads for. since | Optional. Leads generated before the since date won't be returned

When the requests against Twitter are done, the done callback will be invoked with two arguments.

  • err will have an error if one occurred, and null otherwise
  • leads will be the lead data as an array, where each entry contains the following fields:
    • time is the Date when a user interacted with your card
    • email is their email address, e.g [email protected]
    • name is their full user name, e.g: Nicolás Bevacqua
    • handle is their handle, e.g: @nzgb

License

MIT