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\name{tweet_shot}
\alias{tweet_shot}
\title{Capture an image of a tweet/thread}
\usage{
tweet_shot(statusid_or_url, zoom = 3, scale = TRUE)
}
\arguments{
\item{statusid_or_url}{a valid Twitter status id (e.g. "\code{947082036019388416}") or
a valid Twitter status URL (e.g. "\verb{https://twitter.com/jhollist/status/947082036019388416}").}

\item{zoom}{a positive number >= 1. See the help for \verb{[webshot::webshot()]} for more information.}

\item{scale}{auto-scale the image back to 1:1? Default it \code{TRUE}, which means \code{magick}
will be used to return a "normal" sized tweet. Set it to \code{FALSE} to perform your
own image manipulation.}
}
\value{
\code{magick} object
}
\description{
Provide a status id or a full Twitter link to a tweet and this function
will capture an image of the tweet --- or tweet + thread (if there are
Twitter-linked replies) --- from the mobile version of said tweet/thread.
}
\details{
For this to work, you will need to ensure the packages in \verb{Suggests:} are
installed as they will be loaded upon the first invocation of this function.

Use the \code{zoom} factor to get more pixels which may improve the text rendering
of the tweet/thread.
}
\examples{
\dontrun{
if (auth_has_default()) {
    shot1 <- tweet_shot("947061504892919808")
    plot(shot1)
    shot2 <- tweet_shot("https://twitter.com/ma_salmon/status/947061504892919808")
    plot(shot2)
}
}
}
