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TuftsHack_Commit_Tweeter--Tweet_To_Yourself

#!/usr/bin/python

# To Install:
# This script will go in your git directory, in the folder .git/hooks
# It has to be called "post-commit", so the final path will be
#        MYGITPROJECT/.git/hooks/post-commit
# Then give this script execute permissions:
#        chmod +x MYGITPROJECT/.git/hooks/post-commit
# You will need to get the twitter python library, as such:
#        pip install twitter
# You will also need Twitter OAuth Keys, which you can get at:
#        https://dev.twitter.com/apps/new
# You'll need to create a new application. After it's created, you can get
# your consumer key and secret underneath "OAuth settings" and your
# access token and secret under "Your access token" 
# (These are the OAuth_Token and Oauth_Secret).
# Finally, you'll need to give this application write permissions underneath
# the settings tab - Application Type.
#
# After copying the keys in to the constants below, you'll be all set.

import sys
from subprocess import check_output
from twitter import *

TCK = TWITTER_CONSUMER_KEY = None #Should be a string, see instructions 
TCS = TWITTER_CONSUMER_SECRET = None #Should be a string, see instructions 
TOT = TWITTER_OAUTH_TOKEN = None #Should be a string, see instructions 
TOS = TWITTER_OAUTH_SECRET = None #Should be a string, see instructions

if __name__ == "__main__":

    #Check for keys
    if not TCK or not TCS or not TOT or not TOS:
            print "You haven't set your keys yet"
	    sys.exit()

    #Get commit message
    msg = check_output(["git", "log", "-1", "HEAD", "--pretty=format:%s"])
    
    #Modify commit message to make room for extra pretty stuff
    if(len(msg) > 96):
        msg = msg[0:93] + '...'
    else:
        msg = msg[0:96]

    #Add the extra pretty stuff
    tweet = 'git commit -m "' + msg + '" #TuftsHack'
    
    #Login to twitter and post tweet
    t = Twitter(auth=OAuth(TOT, TOS, TCK, TCS))
    t.statuses.update(status=tweet)
    print "Tweeting: " + tweet