1\name{timelines}
2\alias{userTimeline}
3\alias{homeTimeline}
4\alias{mentions}
5\alias{retweetsOfMe}
6\title{ Functions to view Twitter timelines }
7\description{
8  These functions will allow you to retrieve various timelines within
9  the Twitter universe
10}
11\usage{
12userTimeline(user, n=20, maxID=NULL, sinceID=NULL, includeRts=FALSE,
13  excludeReplies=FALSE, ...)
14homeTimeline(n=25, maxID=NULL, sinceID=NULL, ...)
15mentions(n=25, maxID=NULL, sinceID=NULL, ...)
16retweetsOfMe(n=25, maxID=NULL, sinceID=NULL, ...)
17}
18\arguments{
19  \item{user}{ The Twitter user to detail, can be \code{character} or
20    an \code{\link{user}} object.}
21  \item{n}{Number of tweets to retrieve, up to a maximum of 3200}
22  \item{maxID}{Maximum ID to search for}
23  \item{sinceID}{Minimum (not inclusive) ID to search for}
24  \item{includeRts}{If \code{FALSE} any native retweets (not old style RT retweets)
25  		       will be stripped from the results}
26  \item{excludeReplies}{if \code{TRUE} any replies are stripped from the results}
27  \item{...}{Optional arguments to be passed to \code{\link{GET}}}
28}
29\value{
30  A list of \code{\link{status}} objects
31}
32\author{ Jeff Gentry }
33\seealso{ \code{\link{getUser}}, \code{\link{status}}}
34\examples{
35  \dontrun{
36        ut <- userTimeline('barackobama', n=100)
37  }
38}
39\keyword{ interface }
40