1\name{friendships}
2\alias{friendships}
3\title{
4A function to detail relations between yourself & other users
5}
6\description{
7This function will accept a list of other Twitter users and will detail if
8they follow you and/or you follow them.
9}
10\usage{
11friendships(screen_names = character(), user_ids = character(), ...)
12}
13\arguments{
14  \item{screen_names}{
15    A vector of one or more Twitter screen names
16  }
17  \item{user_ids}{
18    A vector of one or more Twitter user id values
19  }
20  \item{\dots}{
21    Any other arguments to pass to RCurl
22  }
23}
24\details{
25  The combined number of screen names and user ids may not exceed 100. Any
26  non-existent users will be dropped from the output
27}
28\value{
29A data.frame, one row for each user requested with columns \code{name},
30\code{screen_name}, \code{id}, \code{following} and \code{followed_by}. The
31latter two columns will be \code{TRUE} or \code{FALSE} depending on that user's
32relations with your account.
33}
34\references{
35https://dev.twitter.com/docs/api/1.1/get/friendships/lookup
36}
37\author{
38Jeff Gentry
39}
40\seealso{
41\code{\link{registerTwitterOAuth}}
42}
43\examples{
44  \dontrun{
45    friendships()
46  }
47}
48\keyword{ interface }
49