Windows Command Line - X Post EXE

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Python, Windows Desktop, C# Programming, Software Architecture, C++ Programming, Software Development, Image Processing, API, API Development, Desktop Application · I need a small Windows-10 command-line utility that lets me publish a plain-text tweet, an image, or both to X (Twitter) from my desktop without opening a browser.

How it should work

• At launch the program reads a local text file named Xconfig.txt. This file always contains five lines in the exact order below: API Key: API Key Secret: Bearer Token: Access Token: Access Token Secret:

• From the CMD Line I invoke it like this: POST2X.EXE -file MESSAGE.TXT -image picture1.jpg POST2X.EXE -file MESSAGE.TXT POST2X.EXE -image picture2.png

• MESSAGE.TXT is plain text only. • Images can be .jpg or .png. • If either switch is omitted the program simply ignores that content type and posts what it was given. • Any API or network error should create / overwrite Xerror.txt with the exact error returned by the X API.

Deliverables 1. POST2X.EXE compiled for Windows 10 (64-bit). 2. Source code (any mainstream language is fine) 3. A short README explaining where to place Xconfig.txt and showing the sample commands above.

Acceptance Running the three sample commands must post successfully to my timeline, and deleting either switch must n