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fme-twitter

v1.3.2

Published

Twitter module for aggregating twitter data

Downloads

70

Readme

README

fme-twitter

What is this repository for?

This extends the npm twit module.
Tweets authors/users are stored in a mongo database. Users can be favorited and added to the follow list or blocked.

The main FmeTwitter object is instatiated with a mongo database and the keys object which corropsond to the format needed for NPM Twit.

Once institaed you can start a stream after you load up IDS and Filter words you want the stream to filter on.

fmeTwitter.adaptiveFilter <string []> is a string array of words you want watch on the twitter stream.. ie. $ibm if you want to follow IBM stock for instance.

fmeTwitter.users.addImportant(id:number) is is the twitter ID of the user and will add the user to the importnat list for inclusion the following ids.

fmeTwitter.user.addBlock(id:number) will add the user to the blocked user list.

The users are stored in a mongo collection twitter_users and is read when the fme-twitter object is constructed.

To start a stream use fmeTwitter.startStream()
to get twitter data: *fmeTwitter.stream.on("message" (message:tweet) => {do something with the message}); *

if your twitter app keys are setup to allow writing you can write via the twitter account fmeTwitter.send(message:string)

How do I get set up?

npm install fme-twitter

Useage

var twitClient = new FmeTwitter(db,keys);

###where: db:mongo.Db; ####Open mongo database keys:{} ; #### Twitter application keys in following format:

{
    "consumer_key":         "Some String",
    "consumer_secret":      "Some String",
    "access_token":         "Some String",
    "access_token_secret":  "Some String"
}

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