longest-poem-in-the-world | A continuous stream of rhyming tweets
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kandi X-RAY | longest-poem-in-the-world Summary
longest-poem-in-the-world is a JavaScript library. longest-poem-in-the-world has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has a Permissive License and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.
[The Longest Poem in the World] is a continuous stream of real-time tweets that rhyme.
[The Longest Poem in the World] is a continuous stream of real-time tweets that rhyme.
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longest-poem-in-the-world has a low active ecosystem.
It has 135 star(s) with 22 fork(s). There are 5 watchers for this library.
It had no major release in the last 6 months.
There are 0 open issues and 2 have been closed. On average issues are closed in 240 days. There are no pull requests.
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longest-poem-in-the-world has no vulnerabilities reported, and its dependent libraries have no vulnerabilities reported.
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longest-poem-in-the-world is licensed under the MIT License. This license is Permissive.
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- Convert number to number format .
- Check for a tweet
- returns a list of tweets for the given credentials
- Emit text to text
- fetch verses from last page
- Get the high - word of a tweet .
- append to tweet
- Save a new tweet .
- get total count
- Returns a list of all registered words
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Install longest-poem-in-the-world
Create a new Google Cloud Platform project. Create a PubSub channel named tweets. Create 3 cloud functions, one for each of the folders in cloud/functions, with the contents of the index.js and the package.json files for each. fetch-tweets is triggered through HTTP and uses the Twitter API to fetch tweets, filter to only reasonable candidates, then push each candidate to the tweets PubSub channel. parse-tweet is triggered through the tweets PubSub channel for each candidate and tries to pair it with an older rhyming tweet. list-verses is triggered through HTTP and is used by the website to list the most recent verses of the poem. In order for fetch-tweets to be able to access the Twitter Search API, you need to provide the necessary API access tokens. Go to [Twitter’s developer portal](https://dev.twitter.com/apps), sign in with your Twitter account and create a new application. At the bottom of the app page click the "Create my access token" button, then go to the "OAuth tool" tab and copy the 4 OAuth tokens into the twitter.json file in cloud/storage. Upload this file into the Google Storage bucket created for your project. Set up a cron job to call the fetch-tweets function however often you like. I use [UptimeRobot](uptimerobot.com) with a frequency of 5 minutes.
Create a new Google Cloud Platform project
Create a PubSub channel named tweets
Create 3 cloud functions, one for each of the folders in cloud/functions, with the contents of the index.js and the package.json files for each.
fetch-tweets is triggered through HTTP and uses the Twitter API to fetch tweets, filter to only reasonable candidates, then push each candidate to the tweets PubSub channel
parse-tweet is triggered through the tweets PubSub channel for each candidate and tries to pair it with an older rhyming tweet
list-verses is triggered through HTTP and is used by the website to list the most recent verses of the poem
In order for fetch-tweets to be able to access the Twitter Search API, you need to provide the necessary API access tokens. Go to [Twitter’s developer portal](https://dev.twitter.com/apps), sign in with your Twitter account and create a new application. At the bottom of the app page click the "Create my access token" button, then go to the "OAuth tool" tab and copy the 4 OAuth tokens into the twitter.json file in cloud/storage. Upload this file into the Google Storage bucket created for your project
Set up a cron job to call the fetch-tweets function however often you like. I use [UptimeRobot](uptimerobot.com) with a frequency of 5 minutes.
Create a new Google Cloud Platform project
Create a PubSub channel named tweets
Create 3 cloud functions, one for each of the folders in cloud/functions, with the contents of the index.js and the package.json files for each.
fetch-tweets is triggered through HTTP and uses the Twitter API to fetch tweets, filter to only reasonable candidates, then push each candidate to the tweets PubSub channel
parse-tweet is triggered through the tweets PubSub channel for each candidate and tries to pair it with an older rhyming tweet
list-verses is triggered through HTTP and is used by the website to list the most recent verses of the poem
In order for fetch-tweets to be able to access the Twitter Search API, you need to provide the necessary API access tokens. Go to [Twitter’s developer portal](https://dev.twitter.com/apps), sign in with your Twitter account and create a new application. At the bottom of the app page click the "Create my access token" button, then go to the "OAuth tool" tab and copy the 4 OAuth tokens into the twitter.json file in cloud/storage. Upload this file into the Google Storage bucket created for your project
Set up a cron job to call the fetch-tweets function however often you like. I use [UptimeRobot](uptimerobot.com) with a frequency of 5 minutes.
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