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tweet-stream

v1.1.0

Published

Create a readable object stream of tweets from the Twitter REST API via Twit

Downloads

3

Readme

tweet-stream

Create a readable object stream of tweets from the Twitter REST API via twit.

Installation

$ npm install tweet-stream

Overview

The point of this module is to provide a readable Stream instance that spits out tweet objects directly from the REST API, that traverses the entire result via paging with the max_id parameter.

This can be used to backfill tweets for a specific user or search term.

Note that this will make requests as fast as possible, so watch out for rate limiting.

Usage

import Twit from 'twit';
import TweetStream from 'tweet-stream';
import through from 'through';

// Create an API instance with Twit
var twit = new Twit({
  consumer_key        : '...',
  consumer_secret     : '...',
  access_token        : '...',
  access_token_secret : '...'
});

// Create the object stream of all tweets for this response
var stream = new TweetStream(twit, 'statuses/user_timeline', {
  screen_name: 'bvalosek',
  include_rts: false,
  exclude_replies: true
});

// Dump to console
stream.pipe(through(data => console.log(data)));

In ES5-only Environments

If not using in an environment that supports ES6+, an ES5 build is available:

var TweetStream = require('tweet-stream/es5');
...

Testing

Maybe someday.

License

MIT