This feeder creates a stream from tweets. It is possible to define the keywords, or the users to follow.
Based on go-twitter
Parameters
| Parameter | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| bearerToken | STRING | empty | Twitter Auth |
| keywords | STRING | empty | comma separated keywords that should match on the tweets |
| users | STRING | empty | comma separated users list |
| rules | STRING | empty | set multiple custom rules separated by the char |
| languages | STRING | empty | filter by language (comma separated languages) |
| disable_retweet | BOOL | “false” | don’t include retweets in the stream |
| disable_quoted | BOOL | “false” | don’t include quoted tweets in the stream |
... | <twitter: users="goofy, mickeymouse",keywords="movie, cartoon", rules="rule1:movie OR cartoon|rule2:mickey mouse OR pluto"> | ...Output
Text
The main field of the Message will contain:
- the text of the tweet if it is a normal tweet;
- the text of the retweeted message if it is a retweet;
- the text of the quote if it is a quote tweet;
Extra
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| link | link to the tweet |
| language | language used for the tweet |
| username | author of the tweet |
| author_id | ID of the author of the tweet |
| quoted | “true” if the tweet is a quoted tweet, “false” otherwise |
| retweet | “true” if the tweet is a retweeted tweet, “false” otherwise |
| response | “true” if the tweet is a response for another tweet, “false” otherwise |
| reply_for_user | it contains the userID if the tweet is a reply for a user |
| original_link | link of the original tweet if it is a retweet or quoted tweet |
| original_username | username of the tweet linked to the current one |
| original_name | name of the author of the tweet linked to the current one |
| original_text | text of the tweet linked to the current one |
| original_userid | ID of the original author of the tweet if it is a retweet or a quote |
| matched_rules | list of the matched rules (tags) comma separated |
In some cases the extra field could be empty.
Examples
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