def __call__(self, twitter, options):
statuses = self.getStatuses(twitter, options)
sf = get_formatter('status', options)
for status in statuses:
statusStr = sf(status, options)
if statusStr.strip():
printNicely(statusStr)
def main(args=sys.argv[1:]):
if not args[1:]:
print(__doc__)
return 1
# When using twitter stream you must authorize. UserPass or OAuth.
stream = TwitterStream(auth=UserPassAuth(args[0], args[1]))
# Iterate over the sample stream.
tweet_iter = stream.statuses.sample()
for tweet in tweet_iter:
# You must test that your tweet has text. It might be a delete
# or data message.
if tweet.get('text'):
printNicely(tweet['text'])
def __call__(self, twitter, options):
if not (options['extra_args'] and options['extra_args'][0]):
raise APIHTTPError("You need to specify a user (screen name)")
af = get_formatter('admin', options)
try:
user = self.getUser(twitter, options['extra_args'][0])
except APIHTTPError as e:
print("There was a problem following or leaving specified user.")
print("You may be trying to follow a user your already following;")
print("Leaving a user you are not currently following;")
print("Or the user may not exist.")
print("Sorry.")
print()
print(e)
else:
printNicely(af(options['action'], user))
def getStatuses(self, twitter, options):
if not options['extra_args']:
raise APIHTTPError("Please provide a user to query for lists")
screen_name = options['extra_args'][0]
if not options['extra_args'][1:]:
lists = twitter.user.lists(user=screen_name)['lists']
if not lists:
printNicely("This user has no lists.")
for list in lists:
lf = get_formatter('lists', options)
printNicely(lf(list))
return []
else:
return reversed(twitter.user.lists.list.statuses(
user=screen_name, list=options['extra_args'][1]))
def __call__(self, twitter, options):
# We need to be pointing at search.twitter.com to work, and it is less
# tangly to do it here than in the main()
twitter.domain = "search.twitter.com"
twitter.uriparts = ()
# We need to bypass the TwitterCall parameter encoding, so we
# don't encode the plus sign, so we have to encode it ourselves
query_string = "+".join(
[quote(term)
for term in options['extra_args']])
results = twitter.search(q=query_string)['results']
f = get_formatter('search', options)
for result in results:
resultStr = f(result, options)
if resultStr.strip():
printNicely(resultStr)
def get_tweets(twitter, screen_name, max_id=None):
kwargs = dict(count=3200, screen_name=screen_name)
if max_id:
kwargs['max_id'] = max_id
n_tweets = 0
tweets = twitter.statuses.user_timeline(**kwargs)
for tweet in tweets.response:
if tweet['id'] == max_id:
continue
print("%s %s\nDate: %s" % (tweet['user']['screen_name'],
tweet['id'],
tweet['created_at']))
if tweet.get('in_reply_to_status_id'):
print("In-Reply-To: %s" % tweet['in_reply_to_status_id'])
print()
for line in tweet['text'].splitlines():
printNicely(' ' + line + '\n')
print()
print()
max_id = tweet['id']
n_tweets += 1
return n_tweets, max_id
