Do you mean showing who follows @web2py? I think it is a good idea, even to create some kind of web2pyers network based on twitter.
Enviado via iPhone Em 03/11/2010, às 18:18, Michele Comitini <[email protected]> escreveu: > Don't you think some components using this on web2py.com home page > would be nice? > > > > 2010/11/3 Bruno Rocha <[email protected]>: >> Maybe it can be usefull for someone building a twitter app with web2py, >> I take this form an example posted by @gwidion on twitter. >> <code> >> # -*- coding: utf-8 -*- >> import urllib, json >> # Author: João S. O. Bueno >> # License: LGPL V 3.0 >> def get_people_set(method, id, update=None): >> url = "http://api.twitter.com/1/statuses/%s/%s.json"; % (method, id) >> people = set() >> cursor = "-1" >> while True: >> data = json.loads(urllib.urlopen(url + "?cursor=%s" % >> cursor).read()) >> cursor = data["next_cursor"] >> if update: >> update(cursor) >> these_people = set(person["screen_name"] for person in >> data["users"]) >> people.update(these_people) >> if not cursor or not these_people : >> break >> return people >> </code> >> As it returns a set, it is easy to get its intersection/union and rest. >> <code> >> friends = get_people_set("friends", id, self.status) >> followers = get_people_set("followers", id, self.status) >> </code> >> To get who does not follow you, simple do: >> <code> >> noFollowers = sorted(friends - followers) >> </code> >> I am building my own twitter client, using @michelecomitini example, >> including some more options as this one. >> >> Bruno Rocha >> http://flavors.me/rochacbruno >> >> >> >>
