Description Usage Arguments Author(s) Examples
searchTweets
connects to the REST API of Twitter and returns
recent tweets (usually no more than 5-7 days old) based on a supplied
search string. Note that this function will not return all tweets. As
explained in the documentation (https://dev.twitter.com/rest/public/search),
the goal of this API endpoint is relevance and not completeness.
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q |
search query to issue to Twitter. It can contain Boolean operators. |
filename |
file where tweets will be stored (in json format) |
n |
maximum number of tweets to be downloaded |
oauth_folder |
folder where OAuth tokens are stored. |
until |
limit for the most recent tweet. The function will then returns tweets created before this date. Date should be formatted as YYYY-MM-DD. Keep in mind that the search index has a 7-day limit |
since_id |
id of the oldest tweet to be downloaded. Useful if, for example, we're only interested in getting tweets sent after a certain date. |
result_type |
specifies the type of results you would prefer to receive: "recent" (default), "popular" or "mixed". |
lang |
restricts tweets to the given language (e.g. "es") |
sleep |
numeric, number of seconds between API calls. Higher number will increase reliability of API calls; lower number will increase speed. |
verbose |
If TRUE, provides additional output in console about API rate limits |
Pablo Barbera pablo.barbera@nyu.edu
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## Download recent tweets by user "p_barbera"
searchTweets(q="twitter", filename="twitter-tweets.json",
n=200, oauth_folder="oauth")
## End(Not run)
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