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Improved Twitter Documentation #559

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8 changes: 5 additions & 3 deletions docs/docs/quickstart.md
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Expand Up @@ -141,11 +141,13 @@ Example for TWITTER_COOKIES
The TWITTER_COOKIES variable should be a JSON string containing the necessary cookies. You can find these cookies in your web browser's developer tools. Here is an example format:

```bash
TWITTER_COOKIES='[{"name":"auth_token","value":"your token","domain":".twitter.com"},
{"name":"ct0","value":"your ct0","domain":".twitter.com"},
{"name":"guest_id","value":"your guest_id","domain":".twitter.com"}]'
TWITTER_COOKIES='[{"key":"auth_token","value":"your token","domain":".twitter.com"},
{"key":"ct0","value":"your ct0","domain":".twitter.com"},
{"key":"guest_id","value":"your guest_id","domain":".twitter.com"}]'
```

Using TWITTER_COOKIES makes providing TWITTER_PASSWORD and TWITTER_EMAIL unnecessary. TWITTER_USERNAME is still required.

### Telegram Bot

1. Create a bot
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