🥚🔜🐦 twiterframe. A basic command line application used in tandem with Twitter API to create .csv files.
In the future this project will have an interactive shell that will feature creating, connecting and committing tweets in tabular format to a database.
UPDATE (08/25/2019) :
- This was one of my first ever python projects that took into account using Twitter's free API
- I'll also be updating this README and make it cleaner, or archive the messy README with a cleaner README lol
- TLDR Found some small motivation to finish this up
- Coming soon.
✅ Users are able to create .json files to store their API keys.
✅ Added click functionality.
✅ Functional Command Line Application by invoking twitterframe
✅ Added a command that removes your Twitter API credentials file from your home directory.
✅ scrape command is now functioning as it should be.
✅ Opened up project on pypi.org so it can be 'pip-install-able' here
🔜 Make some basic documentation on installation/usage.
🔜 crawl command will require a mandatory argument for how many tweets to get per request, and the rate limit for the TwitterAPI is reached, an exception is passed.
✅ listener will be a group of subcommands that will either start or stop the twitter streamer.
🔜 Shell environment. Instead of it just being a command-line-application where we invoke twitterframe, I would like to just invoke twitterframe to build out a shell environment to do all of these cool twitter things.
🔜 In the true working version of this project, I definitely want to have the shell environment up and running.
🔜 The goal is to honestly make it into a really comfortable shell environment for commands and managing databases.
🔜 This is starting to get less simple... lol
🔜 Add functionality for a StreamListener class that will listen for live tweets and bin based on sentiment.
🔜 Decorate the command line application with more colors
💡 Command that dumps tweets into a SQL database.
💡 Add more emojis.
💡 Add click.progress_bar(s) on commands like scrape and crawl to show progress.
💡 Remove some of the comments because the code looks kinda ugly.
💡 A way to parse images in tweets/replies/retweets. Dump into a JSON or CSV.
💡 Add options/configurations to determine the output for exporting tweets from scrape,
crawl, etc.
💡 Create options for the output for each given command. (i.e. scrape would have the option to dump the tweets from user: @twitteruser, to either a CSV, an SQL database, etc.) (etc. is used quite liberally in my explanations of things in this README.)
❗️ crawl command is not pulling tweets by the specified times.
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