| .rtweet | R Documentation | 
wrapper for post_tweet to send tweets with media created using carbonate.
.rtweet(self, private, media, status = self$tweet_status,
  media_format = c("png", "gif"), ...)
| self | carbon self object | 
| private | carbon private object | 
| media | magick-image object or path to image | 
| status | character, status to attach to post, Default: self$tweet_status | 
| media_format | character, type of media to tweet, Default: c('png','gif') | 
| ... | arguments to pass to post_tweet | 
If multiple images are passed they can be either converted to a gif by setting media_format to 'gif' or attached each one to the post.
outcome from rtweet
image_write post_tweet
## Not run: 
x <- carbonate::carbon$new()
x$carbonate(code = readLines(system.file('DESCRIPTION',package='carbonate')))
x$carbonate(code = 'x+2')
# using default status value (x$tweet_status)
x$rtweet(system.file('figures/hex_black_small.png',package='carbonate'))
x$rtweet(status = 'these are two pngs',media = x$carbons,media_format='png')
x$rtweet(status = 'this is a gif', media = x$carbons,media_format='gif')
## End(Not run)
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