search-tweets-ruby | Ruby client for the Twitter search endpoints

Four fundamental steps need to be taken to start using this search client:.
Establish access to the Twitter API v2 endpoints at 1) Establish access to the Twitter API v2 endpoints at https://developer.twitter.com/en/docs/labs/overview/whats-new
Obtain credentials for authenticating with the search endpoint. You'll need to create a developer App and generate a application/consumer key and secret. You can configure the scripts with either the consumer key and secret tokens or a Bearer Token that you have generated. (The v2 search endpoints uses Bearer Token authentication. If you use just the key and secret, the search client will generate the Bearer Token.) For more information, see our authentication documentation HERE.
Get this Ruby app running in your environment:
Clone respository.
Get gems installed with bundle install. See project Gemfile. The client uses some basic gems like 'json' and 'yaml'. Test it out by running $ruby scripts/search.rb -h. You should see a help menu.
Configure client. See below for more details.
Use command-line arguments to start making search requests (see examples below).
Recent search supports queries up to 512 characters long. See our guide on creating search queries.
If not request start and end times are specified, the endpoint defaults to that last 7 days, starting with the most recent Tweets, and paginating backwards through time.
For more information on the search endpoint that this client exercises, see our [API Reference[(https://developer.twitter.com/en/docs/twitter-api/tweets/search/api-reference/get-tweets-search-recent).