+1 too. I want to test a new concept using lists as opposite to multiple accounts. I read something about a limit of the number of lists (20?) which is quite low for what I'm planning but maybe that limit will be changed until the product is ready
Alex On Oct 24, 7:47 am, Marc Mims <marc.m...@gmail.com> wrote: > I uploaded a development release of Net::Twitter to CPAN with Lists API > support. If you're a perl developer and you're on the Lists beta, > please test it and give me some feedback. > > Download it here:http://search.cpan.org/~mmims/Net-Twitter-3.07999_01/ > > For documentation see: > > perldoc Net::Twitter::Role::API::Lists > > You'll need to include the API::Lists trait: > > my $nt = Net::Twitter->new(traits => ['API::Lists', ...], ...); > > You can always use the "user" parameter as the first placeholder > argument to any of the API calls. Any or all of the parameters included > in the API URL can be passed as placeholder arguments. Additional > arguments are passed by name in a HASH ref as the final argument. Any > or all parameters can be passed in the HASH ref. > > For example, these calls are equivalent: > > my $list = $nt->create_list(perl_api => > { name => 'test', mode => private } > ); > > my $list = $nt->create_list({ > user => 'perl_api', > name => 'test', > mode => 'private', > }); > > In my own testing, I've noticed that the update_list call always returns > a 500 status, even though it succeeds. That's probably a Twitter bug > that will be worked out. > > The Lists API support is experimental. It will very likely change > before a final release. Feedback welcome. > > -Marc
