https://readx.sh/api/:name
A user's timeline: tweets, retweets and quotes. Example: GET /api/jack
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An X article (long-form post) by its wrapper tweet id (public). Example: GET /api/articles/1
https://readx.sh/api/:name
A user's timeline: tweets, retweets and quotes. Example: GET /api/jack
https://readx.sh/api/:name/affiliates
Accounts affiliated with a user (e.g. an organization's members). Example: GET /api/jack/affiliates
https://readx.sh/api/:name/followers
A user's followers (~200 per page; paginate with cursor until has_more is false). Example: GET /api/jack/followers
https://readx.sh/api/:name/following
Accounts a user follows (~200 per page; paginate with cursor until has_more is false). Example: GET /api/jack/following
https://readx.sh/api/:name/following_web
Accounts a user follows as shown on the web (~70 per page, capped at ~800; paginate with cursor until has_more is false). Example: GET /api/jack/following_web
https://readx.sh/api/:name/info
A user's profile info: id, name, bio, location, follower/following counts, verification. Example: GET /api/jack/info
https://readx.sh/api/:name/mentions
Tweets that mention a user (paginate with cursor until has_more is false). Example: GET /api/jack/mentions
https://readx.sh/api/:name/with_replies
A user's timeline including their replies. Example: GET /api/jack/with_replies
https://readx.sh/api/articles/:id
An X article (long-form post) by its wrapper tweet id (public). Example: GET /api/articles/1
https://readx.sh/api/hashtag/:hash
Tweet search for a hashtag. Same as `/api/search?q=%23tag`. Example: GET /api/hashtag/typescript
https://readx.sh/api/search
Search tweets. Start the query with @ (or add f:user) to search users instead. Example: GET /api/search?q=typescript
https://readx.sh/api/search/tweets
Search for tweets by query (optional product filter; paginate with cursor). Example: GET /api/search/tweets?q=typescript
https://readx.sh/api/trends
Trending topics for a location (worldwide by default; filter with country or woeid). Example: GET /api/trends?country=US
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