def save_to_database(data):
try:
user = session.query(User).filter_by(id=str(data['user']['id'])).one()
except NoResultFound:
user = create_user_helper(data['user'])
session.add(user)
hashtag_results = []
hashtags = data['entities']['hashtags']
for hashtag in hashtags:
hashtag = hashtag['text'].lower()
try:
hashtag_obj = session.query(Hashtag).filter_by(text=hashtag).one()
except NoResultFound:
hashtag_obj = Hashtag(text=hashtag)
session.add(hashtag_obj)
hashtag_results.append(hashtag_obj)
tweet = create_tweet_helper(data, user)
for hashtag in hashtag_results:
tweet.hashtags.append(hashtag)
session.add(tweet)
session.commit()
def save_to_database(data):
try:
user = session.query(User).filter_by(id=str(data['user']['id'])).one()
except NoResultFound:
user = create_user_helper(data['user'])
session.add(user)
hashtag_results = []
hashtags = data['entities']['hashtags']
for hastag in hashtags:
hashtag = hashtag['text'].lower()
try:
hashtag_obj = session.query(Hashtag).filter_by(text=hashtag).one()
except NoResultFound:
hashtag_obj = Hashtag(text=hashtag)
session.add(hashtag_obj)
hashtag_results.append(hashtag_obj)
tweet = create_tweet_helper(data, user)
for hastag in hashtag_results:
tweet.hashtags.append(hashtag)
session.add(tweet)
session.commit()
def _update_sets(api, session, tweet_set, start_num):
"""
Broke out a helper method so we didn't have to repeat the code for our
last set.
This helper method does the heavy lifting for us
"""
# Grab out just the tweet ids using a list comprehension
tweet_ids = [tweet.tid for tweet in tweet_set]
# Using the tweepy api, grab the updated tweets
# `trim_user` drops user data
updated_set = api.statuses_lookup(tweet_ids, trim_user=True)
# iterate through update set
for updated_tweet in updated_set:
# the values we want to update
fav_count = updated_tweet.favorite_count
retweet_count = updated_tweet.retweet_count
# Get the old tweet using it's twitter id (tid for short)
tid = updated_tweet.id
database_tweet = session.query(Tweet).filter_by(tid=tid).one()
# update the tweet information in our database
database_tweet.favorite_count = fav_count
database_tweet.retweet_count = retweet_count
# User feedback
print('index: {}'.format(database_tweet.id))
print('favs: {} \t retweets: {}'.format(fav_count, retweet_count))
# save our changes to the database
session.commit()