Splitting a string separated by ' ' into a list of lines? Psycopg2 TypeError: not all arguments converted during string formatting How to read a Parquet file into Pandas DataFrame? Print('Not found or not a file: %s' % idfile, file=sys.stderr)Īuth = tweepy.OAuthHandler(CONSUMER_KEY, CONSUMER_SECRET)Īuth.set_access_token(OAUTH_TOKEN, OAUTH_TOKEN_SECRET)

Logger = logging.getLogger('get_tweets_by_id') Print(' -v (verbose) enables detailed logging') Print(' -s (single) makes one HTTPS request per tweet ID') bug('get_tweets_bulk: fetching last batch of size %d', len(tweet_ids)) bug('get_tweets_bulk: fetching batch of size %d', batch_size) However, it does not warn about IDs that yield no tweet. Which vastly reduces number of HTTPS requests compared to above Print('%s,%s' % (tweet.id, ('UTF-8')))įetches content for tweet IDs in a file using bulk request method,

Logger.warn('get_tweet_list: unexpected response size %d, expected %d', len(tweets), len(idlist)) Tweets = twapi.statuses_lookup(id_=idlist, include_entities=False, trim_user=True) Raises an exception if rate limit is exceeded. Logger.warn('get_tweets_single: failed to get tweet ID %s: %s', tweet_id, te.message) bug('get_tweets_single: fetching tweet for ID %s', tweet_id) `idfilepath`: Path to file containing IDs `twapi`: Initialized, authorized API object from Tweepy Which means a ton of HTTPS requests, so NOT recommended. (_tag, _search, tweet_id) = tagid.split(':')ĭef get_tweets_single(twapi, idfilepath):įetches content for tweet IDs in a file one at a time, (tagid,_timestamp,_sandyflag) = line.split(' ') # batch size depends on Twitter limit, 100 at this timeĮxtracts and returns tweet ID from a line in the input. OAUTH_TOKEN_SECRET = 'Access Token Secret' # global logger level is configured in main()ĬONSUMER_SECRET = 'Consumer Secret (API Secret)' The script now warns if the response size is different from the request size. Please note that if a tweet is unavailable for whatever reason, the bulk fetch silently skips it. This script no longer discards every 100th tweet ID (that was my bug). Update April 2018: responding late to bug report (thank you). Adjust get_tweet_id() for your input data format This Python 2.7 script fetches the text for tweet IDs stored in a file. Sharing my work that was vastly accelerated by the previous answers (thank you).

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