python twitter filter hometimeline
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I am writing a function that filter the keyword of my timeline using python-twitter.
I do not know how to filter tweets in my timeline.
should I use GetSearch(term=keyword)?
import twitter
api = twitter.Api(my keys)
timelines = api.GetHomeTimeline()
for lines in timelines:
print(lines.text)
python python-twitter
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I am writing a function that filter the keyword of my timeline using python-twitter.
I do not know how to filter tweets in my timeline.
should I use GetSearch(term=keyword)?
import twitter
api = twitter.Api(my keys)
timelines = api.GetHomeTimeline()
for lines in timelines:
print(lines.text)
python python-twitter
asked Nov 20 at 0:33
Sean
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[lines.text for lines in timelines if 'your keyword' in lines.text], should work, otherwise I'm not sure if the api has a specific method for filtering by keyword
– davedwards
Nov 20 at 1:06
or if you want to keep the expandedfor-loop syntax:for lines in timelines: if 'your keyword' in lines.text: print(lines.text)
– davedwards
Nov 20 at 1:19
could also use python'sfilter()function for each Status inGetHomeTimelinelist:print(list(filter(lambda k: 'your keyword' in k,[k.text for k in timelines])))will return a list of tweets containing the "keyword"
– davedwards
Nov 20 at 1:27
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I am writing a function that filter the keyword of my timeline using python-twitter.
I do not know how to filter tweets in my timeline.
should I use GetSearch(term=keyword)?
import twitter
api = twitter.Api(my keys)
timelines = api.GetHomeTimeline()
for lines in timelines:
print(lines.text)
python python-twitter
asked Nov 20 at 0:33
Sean
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I am writing a function that filter the keyword of my timeline using python-twitter.
I do not know how to filter tweets in my timeline.
should I use GetSearch(term=keyword)?
import twitter
api = twitter.Api(my keys)
timelines = api.GetHomeTimeline()
for lines in timelines:
print(lines.text)
python python-twitter
python python-twitter
asked Nov 20 at 0:33
Sean
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asked Nov 20 at 0:33
Sean
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asked Nov 20 at 0:33
Sean
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asked Nov 20 at 0:33
Sean
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asked Nov 20 at 0:33
Sean
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[lines.text for lines in timelines if 'your keyword' in lines.text], should work, otherwise I'm not sure if the api has a specific method for filtering by keyword
– davedwards
Nov 20 at 1:06
or if you want to keep the expandedfor-loop syntax:for lines in timelines: if 'your keyword' in lines.text: print(lines.text)
– davedwards
Nov 20 at 1:19
could also use python'sfilter()function for each Status inGetHomeTimelinelist:print(list(filter(lambda k: 'your keyword' in k,[k.text for k in timelines])))will return a list of tweets containing the "keyword"
– davedwards
Nov 20 at 1:27
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[lines.text for lines in timelines if 'your keyword' in lines.text], should work, otherwise I'm not sure if the api has a specific method for filtering by keyword
– davedwards
Nov 20 at 1:06
or if you want to keep the expandedfor-loop syntax:for lines in timelines: if 'your keyword' in lines.text: print(lines.text)
– davedwards
Nov 20 at 1:19
could also use python'sfilter()function for each Status inGetHomeTimelinelist:print(list(filter(lambda k: 'your keyword' in k,[k.text for k in timelines])))will return a list of tweets containing the "keyword"
– davedwards
Nov 20 at 1:27
[lines.text for lines in timelines if 'your keyword' in lines.text], should work, otherwise I'm not sure if the api has a specific method for filtering by keyword– davedwards
Nov 20 at 1:06
[lines.text for lines in timelines if 'your keyword' in lines.text], should work, otherwise I'm not sure if the api has a specific method for filtering by keyword– davedwards
Nov 20 at 1:06
or if you want to keep the expanded
for-loop syntax: for lines in timelines: if 'your keyword' in lines.text: print(lines.text)– davedwards
Nov 20 at 1:19
or if you want to keep the expanded
for-loop syntax: for lines in timelines: if 'your keyword' in lines.text: print(lines.text)– davedwards
Nov 20 at 1:19
could also use python's
filter() function for each Status in GetHomeTimeline list: print(list(filter(lambda k: 'your keyword' in k,[k.text for k in timelines]))) will return a list of tweets containing the "keyword"– davedwards
Nov 20 at 1:27
could also use python's
filter() function for each Status in GetHomeTimeline list: print(list(filter(lambda k: 'your keyword' in k,[k.text for k in timelines]))) will return a list of tweets containing the "keyword"– davedwards
Nov 20 at 1:27
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[lines.text for lines in timelines if 'your keyword' in lines.text], should work, otherwise I'm not sure if the api has a specific method for filtering by keyword– davedwards
Nov 20 at 1:06
or if you want to keep the expanded
for-loop syntax:for lines in timelines: if 'your keyword' in lines.text: print(lines.text)– davedwards
Nov 20 at 1:19
could also use python's
filter()function for each Status inGetHomeTimelinelist:print(list(filter(lambda k: 'your keyword' in k,[k.text for k in timelines])))will return a list of tweets containing the "keyword"– davedwards
Nov 20 at 1:27