Hi ,
We are building a twitter application which needs to collect all the
followers of the user to show him results. Now when we looked at following
user's:
user Followers
ev - 1,172,553
aplusk -4,627,964
Kim Kardashian - 3,144,680
such
There is no API endpoint for this. You will need to build it clientside
yourself. Get your list of followers and friends and then compare.
Scott.
On 9 Mar 2010, at 10:51, Durrab wrote:
Hello,
My name is Durrab and I want Twitter to Provide one more
API Request as those Friends
I'm attempting to do some kind of graphing for the velocity of twitter
trends but I can't seem to find any proper api's that compute total
tweet count.
Does anyone know if this information is available somewhere?
www.mypostbutler.com does that, basically in the unfollow feature it
separates out who follows you back or not you can then see who has no
return love for you :(
Cheers,
Dean
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From: twitter-development-talk@googlegroups.com
Hello,
My name is Durrab and I want Twitter to Provide one more
API Request as those Friends who have not followed your.
For Example:
http://api.twitter.com/1/friends/notfollowed/ids.format
Thanks Regards:
Durrab
If you make the requests authenticated as your users each one will have 20k
hits per hour.
Each whitelisted entity, whether an account or IP address, is allowed 2
requests per hour. This means that two authenticated users using the same IP
address would each get 2 requests per hour. -
Hi
Perplexed as to why I get an 'invalid parameter' returned with the
following
http://search.twitter.com/search.atom?q=cyclingfrom=ref=lang=ennear=torontowithin=50units=misince=2010-03-09+10%3A51%3A44rpp=100
If I remove the query location info 'near=torontowithin=50units=mi'
it works.
But
ok weird
For location based searches, I need to change
search.atom?q
to simply
search?q
Does anyone know why?
So I rewrote TTYtter to count in characters instead of bytes, because users
have been asking for ages for full 140-character tweets, and I was under
the impression that the API now supported them thanks to Raffi's confirmation.
Unfortunately, there seems to be a bug as soon as the tweet gets over
more confusion
In the Twitter Search api documentation under operators it states
near:
cannot be used in API search
??
But why is it clearly visible in the query string when using the
advanced search page?
ok
so apparently you must convert locations to a gecode first.
Can anyone tell me the best way to do this?
Hi, I'm developing a twitter specific (no facebook, etc) site using
the api and wanted to know if it is ok to copy twitters icon sprite to
our site and use the same icons that twitter.com does for replies,
retweets etc. For clarification, we are not using the twitter logo,
but want to give users
Have you checked out: http://twitter.com/goodies/buttons
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On Tue, Mar 9, 2010 at 2:26 PM, Troy tkruth...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi, I'm
Hi Cameron,
Raffi asked me about this but since I have a few moments over
lunch I figured I would reply to the list. It's been so long but it
feels good. Anyway, the issue is the last two bytes of your URL
encoded values. From the Ruby irb console I can see:
CGI.unescape(%e3%83)
= ###
Hello,
Correct me if I am wrong but doesn't the streaming API has limitation that
allow me to only track 200 keywords.. and also with the added caveat that -
*Track keywords are case-insensitive logical ORs. Terms are exact-matched,
and also exact-matched ignoring punctuation. Phrases, keywords
Raffi asked me about this but since I have a few moments over
lunch I figured I would reply to the list. It's been so long but it
feels good. Anyway, the issue is the last two bytes of your URL
encoded values. From the Ruby irb console I can see:
CGI.unescape(%e3%83)
= ###
Try sites such as www.iconspedia.com
On Mar 9, 7:58 pm, Andrew Badera and...@badera.us wrote:
Have you checked out:http://twitter.com/goodies/buttons
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This is correct. The general advice is to choose the most specific keyword
to track (probably locker and blind in this case), then run an
additional layer of filtering on your side. There are higher access levels
available that grant you more than 200 keywords to track.
---Mark
I've noticed that when trying to get the entire status timeline for
some users (user ID 49777412 was one such user), requesting a page
(say the first page) of 200 tweets results in a 502 error. Retrying
the request a several seconds (5 seconds, in my case) later succeeds.
When requesting the
Are the various terms and agreements that currently disallow this
published anywhere?
After a brief look (perhaps I missed it) at:
http://twitter.com/apirules
http://twitter.com/tos
http://help.twitter.com/forums/26257/entries/18311
As far as I can tell there isn't anything that explicitly
I've been hitting this a lot lately with data for my own id. It's a
huge issue. I'm happy to see that it's been marked as a high
priority, but it's been around for months. Do we have an estimate for
a fix? Thanks!
I am an artist/n00b programmer trying to integrate electronics with my
art. I would like to use streaming information from twitter to power a
series of leds. The person interacting with the project would input
three search terms and the program I would like to write would then
send a signal to a
Are you on an Arduino or similar platform? I think there is actually a
Twitter library for Arduino, but I don't know the details. People who
have their plants tweet when they need watering must have some way of
getting to the API. ;-)
--
M. Edward (Ed) Borasky
On the application detail page there is a stat that shows how many
users your app has.
How is this stat calculated? Is it the number of authorized tokens or
does it reflect some rolling count of accesses using an authorized
token? Or some other calculation?
If someone uses my app once and then
Wouldn't you yourself know best how to calculate how many people are
actively using your app?
On 3/9/10 5:14 PM, SM sanja...@gmail.com wrote:
On the application detail page there is a stat that shows how many
users your app has.
How is this stat calculated? Is it the number of authorized
When paging through direct messages using OAuth, every now and then
one gets a 401 HTTP response without an accompanying error message
from Twitter, meaning, there is no error construct that would usually
say, Could not authenticate you, or Invalid/used nonce. Just
nothing.
This happens in a
Very soon.
---Mark
http://twitter.com/mccv
On Tue, Mar 9, 2010 at 5:02 PM, Shannon Whitley
shannon.whit...@gmail.comwrote:
I've been hitting this a lot lately with data for my own id. It's a
huge issue. I'm happy to see that it's been marked as a high
priority, but it's been around for
* Michael Steuer mste...@gmail.com [100309 17:25]:
Wouldn't you yourself know best how to calculate how many people are
actively using your app?
Sure, if it's a web app. But if it's a desktop app, especially an open
source desktop app, the count twitter provides may be the only way to
know.
It's a desktop app, not a web app. Is there an easy way to do this for
desktop apps? I would think Twitter could provide usage stats for
OAuth apps.
On Mar 9, 5:24 pm, Michael Steuer mste...@gmail.com wrote:
Wouldn't you yourself know best how to calculate how many people are
actively using
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