Pravaha

Pravaha (Sanskrit, meaning "endless stream") is a Twitter/X public content browser deployed on Lazy Cat's micro service. You can browse any public tweets, trend topics, and news syndication without registering for a Twitter account or paying for API access. The Internet needs Page Pig. ##User Guide ### 1. Home Search-View any public user After opening the app, enter the **Twitter username **(without `@`) in the home page search bar, and click the **View** button to view the user's public timeline. ### 2. Trend topics (Trend) Click ** Trend * in the navigation bar to enter the trend page and view real-time hot topics around the world. ### 3. News aggregation (News Feed) Click on **News Feed** to view the latest tweets from 20+ selected news and technology accounts. ### 4. Popular tweets Click **Popular** to view the most liked tweets among all cached accounts. ##Frequently asked questions ### Q: Why didn't the search result? A: The search function is based on local caching. You need to browse some users 'timelines first before their tweets are cached and indexed in the database before they can be searched. ### Q: What should I do if I display "Timeline data is currently unavailable"? A: Twitter's public API has a frequency limit (approximately 150 requests per 15 minutes). If a large number of requests are made in a short period of time, a current limit may be triggered. Wait a few minutes and try again. Under normal use, the Redis caching mechanism rarely triggers a current limit. ### Q: Can I see tweets from private accounts? A: No. Pravaha can only access public tweets, will not access and will never support access to private accounts or private messages. ### Q: Where does the data exist? A: All data is stored on your own lazy cat device (PostgreSQL database + Redis cache). No data will be sent to third-party servers.