Hi Nick,
You should see tweets from the user - in the JSON message (i.e.
data['message']), you should see the normal JSON of a tweet intended for the
user. You can check to see if there's a "text" field in the message, and if
the author matches the user, then it's a tweet from the user (the
"for_user"). Otherwise, it's a mention of the "for_user".
Example of the JSON you might receive:
{
"for_user": <user_id>,
"message": {
"entities": {
"hashtags": [
],
"urls": [
],
"user_mentions": [
]
},
"text": "test",
.... more of the tweet body ....
"favorited": false,
"user": {
.... user body ....
},
"id": <tweet_id>
}
}
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