This script will utilize the Twitter API through Tweepy, along with a SMS Messaging service through Twilio to provide users with updates on Grailed's twitter posts. Specifically, a user can decide which tweets to be notified about via SMS, instead of receiving push notifications for all tweets that Grailed posts on its account.

• input_bot.py will allow for a user to input a twitter handle, along with one keyword to filter to. The user will only receive notifications that fulfill the inputs that they have given.
• grailed_bot.py will allow for a user to input 4 parameters/keywords to filter to (such as a specific brand). The user will only receive notifications from the GRAILED twitter page of tweets made including the specified parameters.
• newest_tweet_id.txt stores the most recent tweet id from the previous running instance of the script. This allows for all future notifications to only include tweets that were made after the previous instance. This file is currently being used for both input_bot.py and grailed_bot.py.
• send_sms.py is a sample script taken from Twilio, providing the basic framework for setting up the SMS service for the script. Each user should implement their own Account SID and AUTH TOKEN in the bot scripts.

• Replace account_sid variable with your own Twilio Account SID.

• Replace auth_token variable with your own Twilio AUTH TOKEN.

• Replace bearer_token variable with your own Twitter BEARER TOKEN. Keep in mind that this script functions off Twitter API V2, using the BEARER_TOKEN. If you try to use one of twitter's other authentication methods, such as the combination of CONSUMER_KEY, CONSUMER_SECRET, ACCESS_KEY, and ACCESS_SECRET, the script will not function properly as certain methods of the API only apply to certain authentication methods. In addition, the scraping and data transformation being done is specific to the BEARER_TOKEN method and its subsidiary API request functions.

• Replace to variable in the message component of the notif() function. This variable denotes the phone number that will be the recipient of these messages.

• Two inputs will be requested to the user in the console. One for the twitter handle of the account in question and another for the keyword that the user would like to search for.