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Twitter Shadowban Tests

One-page web app, testing Twitter users for various shadowbans.

NOTE

You are in shadowban-eu/TwitterShadowBanV2! No worries. :)

We are currently performing a major overhaul of the site. This includes finally having a proper backend.
To keep things nice and clean, we therefore split the now distinct back- and frontend code.

Frontend (former TwitterShadowBanV2; history preserved):
shadowban-eu/shadowban-eu-frontend

Backend:
shadowban-eu/shadowban-eu-backend

Setup

# Clone
git clone https://github.com/shadowban-eu/shadowban-eu-frontend.git && cd shadowban-eu-frontend

# Install
npm i

#Start development
npm start
# or npm run dev

# Build (to ./dist/)
npm run build

Some values, like the HTML base href, are hard-coded in webpack.config.js.

Notes

Base href

The <base href> is set on build, depending on the NODE_ENV:

• production: https://shadowban.eu/
• development: http://127.0.0.1:9000/

The development value is taken from the devServerConfig object in webpack.config.js, including basePath.
Be aware that setting <base href> to http://127.0.0.1:9000/, but then visiting the site via http://localhost:9000/ will work at first, but the browser will deny setting the URL to http://localhost:9000/testedName, when running a test.

.api mocks

During development, /src/.api/ is included to have the webpack-dev-server serve API responses.

./src/.api/
├── deboost
├── ghost
├── invalid
├── notweets
├── protected
└── typeahead

All these files hold one response object in JSON notation. These files are served, whenever you test their respective name.