Is there any good way to search all posts of Twitter by twitter api?
I am going to create a application to crawl twitter posts for text-mining.
So I want to view and archive all posts in twitter from current time without any keywords.
Thank you.
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Question, I haven't worked with API's too much but I'm building an app and I was curious to know if this idea would be possible. Would it be possible for a user to sign up on my site and pull that user's tweet's as a way to display the tweet on my website? Thanks in Advance.
One of my apps demands to fetch users posts from Instagram as well as posts related to a particular hashtag, my question is how to access the Instagram graph APIs without even an app review and also what product of Facebook I would require to achieve this. thanks in advance for the help.
We have a facebook account. That account 'Liked' 3 open facebook pages. When you login to that facebook account from your browser you can ofcourse see all the posts from those 3 pages on your news feed.
What I want to know is - can I somehow fetch all the data I see on my accounts news feed?
Im not asking how to do it, just is it possible.
I was doing some research, and on facebook.developers they do mention about nodes, which can be users or groups, but it is unclear to me are those groups that I made, so when I login to my mobile app i Actually login with that group account, or they meant that I can get data or other groups out there ?!
Facebook has documentation using FQL queries to GET the users news feed, take a look here
https://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/fql
What you are looking for is called stream...
I have made an iOS application which connects to Facebook via OAuth 2.0. I have one problem, no matter how much I search through the Facebook API docs, I can't find the request URL for a users News Feed (the feed which appears on the Facebook home page for each user).
I found this URL:
https://graph.facebook.com/ID/feed?
But the above URL only shows the posts that the particular user has made.... thats not good enough. Whats the URL which shows all the posts the user is following (so their own posts, pages posts, friend posts, the lot).
Thanks, Dan.
I want to see how many tweets does a link have. For Facebook, you can use FQL to get the number of Likes each page has.
Is there a page in the Twitter API documentations that describe how to do this?
This seems to work, without authentication:
http://urls.api.twitter.com/1/urls/count.json?url=example.com
For example, to get the number of tweets for this random page on mashable:
http://urls.api.twitter.com/1/urls/count.json?url=http%3A%2F%2Fmashable.com%2F2012%2F01%2F21%2Ftop-10-tech-this-week-13
Returns the following JSON:
{"count":1204,"url":"http://mashable.com/2012/01/21/top-10-tech-this-week-13/"}
Twitter hasn't released any developer APIs for analytics based on links (assuming you're only interested in links that are wrapped by the t.co wrapper). You can look at the existing documentation but it's not very good.
I don't believe there will be any API for getting the number of tweets that link to an arbitrary url.