| get_tweets | R Documentation | 
This function allows you to collect tweets with there status_id (max 100 tweet ids per call)
get_tweets(
  token = NA,
  tweet_ids = NA,
  tweet_fields = "ALL",
  user_fields = "ALL",
  api_wait = 12,
  expansions = "ALL",
  place_fields = "ALL",
  media_fields = "ALL",
  poll_fields = "NONE",
  JSON = FALSE,
  storage_path = "get_tweets_by_ids.json",
  n_try = 10
)
| token | string of the bearer token from your personal twitter API access | 
| tweet_ids | string representing the query to search tweets with | 
| tweet_fields | string which defaults to ALL (no other argument accepted at the moment) | 
| user_fields | string which defaults to ALL (no other argument accepted at the moment) | 
| api_wait | integer specifying how long the function should wait for the API to answer (defaults to 12 seconds) | 
| expansions | string which defaults to ALL (no other argument accepted at the moment) | 
| place_fields | string which defaults to ALL (no other argument accepted at the moment) | 
| media_fields | string which defaults to ALL (no other argument accepted at the moment) | 
| poll_fields | string which defaults to NONE (no other argument accepted at the moment) | 
| JSON | boolean which defaults to FALSE | 
| storage_path | character string specifying the path and file name to write the json file to | 
| n_try | integer specifying number of retries in case of 503 error | 
a data frame
## Not run: 
users <- get_tweets(token=bearer_token, tweet_ids = "123456789458,45678988975744")
## End(Not run)
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