View source: R/tweet_threading.R
tweet_threading | R Documentation |
Return all statuses that are part of a thread (Replies from a user to their own tweets). By default the function traverses first backwards from the origin status_id of the thread up to the root, then checks if there are any child statuses that were posted after the origin status.
tweet_threading(tw, traverse = c("backwards", "forwards"), verbose = FALSE)
tw |
|
traverse |
character, direction to traverse from origin status in |
verbose |
logical, output to console status of traverse. |
The backwards method looks up the tweet which is replying to, so it works if starting from the last tweet of the thread.
The forwards method looks for newer replies to the tweet provided. If the tweet doesn't have a reply it won't be able to find anything.
The forwards method is limited by the timeline API (See get_timeline()
).
Tweets in a structure like lookup_tweets()
.
rtweet-deprecated
, lookup_tweets()
Add the following code to your website.
For more information on customizing the embed code, read Embedding Snippets.