# Inch CI

sferik/twitter Twitter

A Ruby interface to the Twitter API.

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Here are some suggestions where the project's documentation can be improved:

Proper documentation present
B
Twitter::REST::Request#initialize N
B
Twitter::Streaming::Client#before_request Ne
B
Twitter::Streaming::Response#initialize Ne
B
Twitter::Streaming::MessageParser.parse Ne
Please take a look
C
Twitter::Configuration#short_url_length_https N
C
Twitter::Configuration#short_url_length N
C
Twitter::Tweet#in_reply_to_status_id N
C
Twitter::User#favourites_count N
C
Twitter::Geo::Point#longitude N
C
Twitter::User#statuses_count N
C
Twitter::Geo::Point#latitude N
C
Twitter::SearchResults#attrs N
Undocumented
U
Twitter::REST::Request#request_method N
U
Twitter::Headers#initialize N
U
Twitter::REST::Request N
U
Twitter::Tweet N
U
Twitter::User N
U
Twitter N
U
Twitter::Base.predicate_attr_reader Ne
U
Twitter::REST::FriendsAndFollowers Ne

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