Summary

Add a new likes command for Twitter that enables users to fetch liked tweets from any Twitter/X user profile. The command leverages the existing cookie-based
authentication strategy and Twitter's internal GraphQL API.

What's New

• New command: opencli twitter likes [username] [--limit N]

  • Fetches liked tweets from a specified Twitter user
  • If no username is provided, defaults to the logged-in user's likes
  • Supports pagination to fetch up to the specified limit (default: 20)

• Features:

  • Auto-detects logged-in user via profile link when username is omitted
  • Dynamically resolves GraphQL query IDs from the fa0311/twitter-openapi community source with fallback to hardcoded values
  • Deduplicates tweets across paginated responses
  • Outputs structured data: author, display name, tweet text, like count, and tweet URL

Test Plan

• Run opencli twitter likes without arguments to verify it fetches the logged-in user's likes
• Run opencli twitter likes <username> to fetch another user's likes
• Run opencli twitter likes <username> --limit 50 to verify pagination works correctly
• Verify output includes all expected columns (author, name, text, likes, url)
• Test error handling when not logged in (should show auth required error)
• Test error handling for invalid/non-existent username