Twitter Like Checker A Twitter Like Checker that checks if a specific user has liked your particular tweet. This tool is perfect for social media analytics, engagement tracking, and verification purposes. ## 🚀 Features - Lightning Fast: Optimized for speed with adaptive delay systems and performance monitoring - Smart Search: Stops immediately when target user is found (early termination) - Robust Error Handling: Built-in retry logic for rate limits and connection issues - Scalable: Supports checking up to 10,000 likes per tweet - Performance Metrics: Real-time speed tracking and detailed logging - Cookie-Based Authentication: Secure authentication using Twitter cookies ## 📋 Requirements - Valid Twitter cookies for authentication - Tweet URL (supports both twitter.com and x.com formats) - Target username to search for ## 🔧 Input Parameters ### Required Parameters | Parameter | Type | Description | |-----------|------|-------------| | tweet_url | String | Full URL of the tweet to check (e.g., https://twitter.com/username/status/1234567890) | | target_username | String | Username to search for (with or without @ symbol) | | cookies | Array | Twitter authentication cookies | ### Optional Parameters | Parameter | Type | Default | Description | |-----------|------|---------|-------------| | max_results | Number | 5000 | Maximum number of likes to check (100-10000) | ## 🍪 Cookie Setup To use this tool, you need to provide Twitter authentication cookies. Here's how to get them: 1. Open Twitter/X in your browser and log in 2. Open Developer Tools (F12 or right-click → Inspect) 3. Go to the Application/Storage tab 4. Find Cookies under the Storage section 5. Copy the following cookies: - auth_token - ct0 - guest_id - personalization_id - auth_multi ### Cookie Format json [ { "name": "auth_token", "value": "your_auth_token_here" }, { "name": "ct0", "value": "your_ct0_token_here" }, { "name": "guest_id", "value": "your_guest_id_here" }, { "name": "personalization_id", "value": "your_personalization_id_here" } ] ## 📊 Output The actor returns a JSON object with the following structure: json { "success": true, "liked": true, "tweet_id": "1234567890", "search_time_seconds": 15.3 } ### Output Fields | Field | Type | Description | |-------|------|-------------| | success | Boolean | Whether the check was completed successfully | | liked | Boolean | true if the user liked the tweet, false if not | | tweet_id | String | Extracted tweet ID from the URL | | search_time_seconds | Number | Time taken to complete the search | ## 🎯 Usage Examples ### Usage json { "tweet_url": "https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1234567890", "target_username": "billgates", "cookies": [ { "name": "auth_token", "value": "your_auth_token_here" } ] } ## ⚡ Performance Optimization The tool includes several performance optimizations: - Adaptive Delays: Automatically adjusts request timing based on response quality - Smart Pagination: Optimizes page size based on search requirements - Early Termination: Stops immediately when target user is found - Connection Pooling: Efficient request handling - Rate Limit Management: Intelligent retry logic for rate-limited requests ## 🚨 Error Handling The tool handles various error scenarios: - Rate Limiting: Automatic retries with exponential backoff - Connection Issues: Retry logic for network problems - Authentication Errors: Clear error messages for invalid cookies - Tweet Access Issues: Handles private/deleted tweets gracefully ## 🤝 Support For issues or feature requests: 1. Check the troubleshooting section above 2. Verify your input parameters 3. Ensure cookies are valid and current 4. Review the Apify console logs for detailed error information ## ⚖️ Legal Notice This tool is for educational and analytical purposes only. Users are responsible for complying with Twitter's Terms of Service and applicable laws. The tool should be used respectfully and within reasonable limits.