I am working on Twitter. I got data from Twitter with Stream API and the result of app is JSON file. I wrote tweets data in a text file and now I see Unicode characters instead of Turkish characters. I…
I just started to make a Twitter Api. Normally I don't have a Twitter account, for this api I created one. I Tweeted 4 times, including some mentions. But when I use mentions_timeline like this; my_mentions = api.mentions_timeline() #print(my_mentions) #output:…
So, first off, I realize there's a number of questions regarding handling the twitter rate limits. I have no idea why, but none of the ones's I've found so far work for me. I'm using tweepy. I'm trying to get…
I want all tweets from May 2013 to May 2014 containing a given word. I looked at the API documentation for GET search/tweets, but it seems it doesn't allow you to give a time window, only a date and it…
The code creates a single dialog with QLineEdit and a QPushButton. When the button is clicked I would like the QLineEdit to turn into a progress bar that would show a progress of the process triggered with the push of…
I know similar questions have been asked about this, but the project I'm working is using Tweepy for Python so it's a little more specific. I'm collecting a thousand user ID's from the followers of Coke and Pepsi, each, then…
Without having a twitter-account I can search tweets, e.g. with the URL https://twitter.com/search?q=stackoverflow or https://twitter.com/StackOverflow or https://twitter.com/hashtag/stackoverflow. To access twitter using Python, there are several API wrappers, maybe the most famous ones being tweepy and twitter. It does not seem…
I am starting to make a python program to get user locations, I've never worked with the twitter API and I've looked at the documentation but I don't understand much. I'm using tweepy, can anyone tell me how I can…
I am running several python scripts that are exactly the same except for a prefix on the variables. (Just for clarity, I am working with Tweepy and the Twitter API). I have named each API credential xx_apicred.py, yy_apicred.py, etc, and…
Let's say I have this little Python program: def drawLine(): userInput = input("Coordinates:") userInput = userInput.split() # x y # Draw # ... some drawing algo which will print an "X" on the screen with x,y drawLine() drawLine() Now notice…