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Twitter has discontinued its unauthenticated v1.0 API, so this widget has stopped working as of 2013-06-11. Twitter wants your only option for on-page widgets to be their own Embedded Timelines, but there are workarounds which involve installing server-side code to support this widget. Please see this discussion for more details.
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Copydef computerelations(self, graph):
for tweet in self:
tokens = preprocess.tokenise(tweet.message)
for token in tokens:
#Does this token look like twitter's @recipient syntax ??
if token public String getTweetText() {
return tweetText;
} public void setTweetText(String tweetText) {
this.tweetText = tweetText;
} Community Discussions
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QUESTION
I've created a "twitter style" button that when pressed opens up a sub-menu of items that can be selected/"tweeted" about.
The button is simple in that when pressed, it triggers a function with Animated events:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Apr-04 at 01:18Your animatedValue isn't stable. This causes it to be recreated on each state change. It is advised to useRef instead (though, useMemo would do the trick here as well).
QUESTION
I saw on this tweet that Google Colab move to Python 3.7 on February 2021. As of today however (January 2022), Python 3.10 is out, but Colab still runs Python 3.7.
My (voluntarily) naive take is that this is quite a significant lag.
Why are they not at least on Python 3.8 or even 3.9?
Is it simply to make sure that some compatibility criteria are met?
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Answered 2022-Mar-29 at 18:07The only reason is they want to have the most compatible version of Python worldwide. Based on the Python Readiness report (Python 3.7 Readiness), version 3.7 supports almost 80.6% of the most used packages so far. Still, this coverage is 78.3% for version 3.8, 70.6% for version 3.9 and 49.7% for version 3.10 (as of March 29, 2022).
Frankly, if Python 3.6 was not in its EOL, they still used this version today. Lucky us, which python.org decide to rid of versions below 3.7. 😊
On the other hand, You can update the Python version in your Colab by running some Linux commands in the notebook. But the problem is that whenever you start a new notebook, google ignores the updates and will turn back to the original version.
The best action that google can have is to have options to select the python version. Because of this, I am not using Colab in most cases, especially when I am teaching Python to my students.
QUESTION
I'm using Tweepy and streaming to track Tweets in real time. I'm trying to email the Tweets to myself whenever anyone posts with certain key words:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-20 at 15:23It appears message is reused and you keep doing attach(payload).
Call set_content() instead.
QUESTION
My application provide user with the ability to like or dislike a tweet. The API end-point for the actions are POST favorites/create and POST favorites/destroy. Also in the documentation, there is this information "The immediately returned Tweet object may not indicate the resultant favorited status of the Tweet" which not what I want, the favorite_count is always wrong (when you like the first time, nothing happens. but the second time you dislike the favorite_count increase). I want it to return the updated tweet so that I can display real data in my application. BTW, my application is built with React and Redux in the front-end and Nodejs in the back-end.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-25 at 17:38Twitter's system is eventually consistent, and actions like these may have a delay on writing. There's no way to "force" Twitter to give current and immediately accurate counts for likes, unfortunately.
QUESTION
I have a developer account as an academic and my profile page on twitter has Elevated on top of it, but when I use Tweepy to access the tweets, it only scrapes tweets from 7 days ago. How can I extend my access up to 2006?
This is my code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-22 at 12:25The Search All endpoint is available in Twitter API v2, which is represented by the tweepy.Client object (you are using tweepy.api).
The most important thing is that you require Academic research access from Twitter. Elevated access grants addition request volume, and access to the v1.1 APIs on top of v2 (Essential) access, but you will need an account and Project with Academic access to call the endpoint. There's a process to apply for that in the Twitter Developer Portal.
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On the news page of our website, we use Twitter's GET statuses/user_timeline API endpoint to pull in 4 tweets for every Ajax page of 8 news stories that we show, making 4 rows of 3 links in the results grid. This works fine for the first 8 pages (which takes us back just over a month from now in terms of tweets). But then when I get to the API call to fetch 36 tweets for page 9 and 40 tweets for page 10, it only returns 35 and 38 tweets.
I think this might be down to this issue that David Yell mentioned in his answer here, with the search API not returning tweets that it considers low quality or something. If I go to the timeline of our corporate Twitter account, I can see the specific tweets that are being omitted — I don'think they're necessarily spammy or low-quality, one has 47 interactions (21 RTs, 22 Likes and 4 replies) and another has 12 such interactions, so it's not like they're tweets that just went out echoing into the void, but sure, maybe the algorithm disagrees or whatever.
The API calls are effectively identical throughout; if I log the API call URL from my (bespoke C#) code involved and the number of tweets in the returned JSON, it is as simple as https://api.twitter.com/1.1/statuses/user_timeline.json?count=36&screen_name=[redacted]&exclude_replies=1&tweet_mode=extended returning only 35 tweets and …/statuses/user_timeline.json?count=40&… returning only 38, so it doesn't seem like there's anything wrong with the API calls per se, especially given the previous 8 calls all have the right number of tweets (so ?count=32… having 32 tweets in the JSON response and so on.) I know we have made more tweets since the QA analyst spotted this earlier in the week and the shape of the "missing" entries in the results grid has stayed consistent, but we hadn't got far enough in debugging until today to be able to confirm if it's the same tweets that were missing or not.
Does anyone have any experience of persuading the API to return those "missing" tweets? Or do I have to work out how to record and pass in the amended offset, to ensure I still end up with even pages of 4×3 in the results grid, without gaps? (Or something.)
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Answered 2022-Jan-22 at 14:47Some applications use count to fetch a number of entries and if the available amount is below then it fills null or returns an array short of the target number.
In this case, Twitter has detailed count means "best thought of as a limit to the number of Tweets to return because suspended or deleted content is removed after the count has been applied.".
Twitter also notes that the count includes retweets even if include_rts is not supplied.
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(This question is based on a now deleted tweet)
I ran the following with both Python3.9 and Python3.10:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-02 at 21:45Try this one:
QUESTION
I am getting the tweets and the corresponding id of that user in an object obj. I want to append the object to a table but I get an empty table. What's the problem, please?
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-21 at 10:55I think you should change
if not tweets is None and len(tweets) > 0 to
if tweets is not None and len(tweets) > 0 or
if tweets and len(tweets) > 0
QUESTION
I was trying to translate tweet text using a deep translator but I found some issues. Before translating the texts, I did some text preprocessing such as cleaning, removing emoji, etc. This is the ddefined functions of pre-processing :
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-27 at 10:25You need to introduce a bit of error checking into your code, and only process an expected data type. Your convert_eng function (that uses GoogleTranslator#translate_batch) requires a list of non-blank strings as an argument (see if not payload or not isinstance(payload, str) or not payload.strip() or payload.isdigit(): part), and your stem contains an empty string as the last item in the list.
Besides, it is possible that filteringText(text) can return [] because all words can turn out to be stopwords. Also, do not use filter as a name of a variable, it is a built-in.
So, change
QUESTION
is it possible to group by the last 15 days using Java's Collectors.groupingBy?
Input:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-18 at 19:19You can get the day difference between two LocalDateTimes using ChronoUnit.DAYS.between(from,to) as stated here.
You can then divide this by 15 (so you have the same number for all days in that range):
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