I use
Cheap Bots Done Quick (CBDQ) which allows you to enter
Tracery grammar and then will periodically post to the linked Twitter account.
Tracery is a bit like Mad Libs. You give it a basic format like "My name is #name# and I am a #job#", then you have lists like:
name: ["Steve", "John", "Mary"]
job: ["engineer","astronaut","scientist"]
When CBDQ goes to post a tweet, it runs through your code and randomly substitutes one of the names for the #name# placeholder, and so on for all the #placeholders#. The grammar can be a lot more complicated than that - the lists can refer to other lists, which refer to other lists, and so on.
Dungeon_Law's grammar looks a bit like this:
"#Introduction# it's #words_for_illegal# to #list_of_activities# in #list_of_locations#"
It's incredibly easy to make a simple bot using CBDQ and Tracery, and I encourage you to give it a try.
Last edited September 20, 2017 10:00 am