Releases: DocNow/twarc
v1.0.3
v1.0.2
v1.0.1
v1.0.0
🎉 Finally a v1.0.0 release. It was a long time coming. 🎉
While the functionality inside of twarc the module has remained pretty much the same in this release, the command line interface has changed significantly to use the subcommand style instead of leaning so heavily on command line options.
So what this means is before when you did something like this:
twarc.py --search blacklivesmatter > tweets.json
you will now do this:
twarc search blacklivesmatter > tweets.json
and similarly:
twarc filter blacklivesmatter > stream.json
twarc followers deray > user-ids.txt
twarc friends Nettaaaaaaaa > user-ids.txt
twarc help
twarc hydrate ids.txt > tweets.json
twarc retweets 20 > retweets.json
twarc sample > stream.json
twarc timeline deray > tweets.json
twarc trends 2486982 > trends.json
twarc users user-ids.txt > users.json
See twarc help
for all the details and options.
v0.8.2
This release includes two new command line options and similarly named Twarc methods: friend_ids
and follower_ids
. You can use them to lookup user ids for accounts that follow a given Twitter user, or that a given Twitter user follows.
% twarc.py --follower_ids HillaryClinton > followers.txt
or
% twarc.py --friend_ids HillaryClinton > friends.txt
Thanks to @dchud for the contribution!
v0.8.1
Some new functionality:
--http_errrors
and--connection_errors
to control how many times to keep trying after low level connection errors. Thanks @justinlittman!--geocode
to limit search results to a particular location & radius. Thanks @chosak!utils/geofilter.py
for filtering in/out tweets with any geo information or geo information within a particular fence. Thanks @chosak again!
v0.7.0
Lotsa new functionality from the good folks at @gwu-libraries.
- fetch sample stream
- fetch user timeline
- fetch user profile (by user id and screen name)
v0.6.2
v0.6.1
This release includes a new command line option --result_type
for search operations. It currently only applies to search operations:
% twarc.py --search obama --result_type recent
Possible values are recent
, mixed
and popular
. The default value is recent
. For more information about the meaning of these value please consult the Twitter Search API documentation.
The result_type
is also made available programmatically as a parameter on the Twarc.search
method. Thanks to @dchud for this contribution.