DISQUS

Malcolm Bastien · 9 months ago

Wow, good job at creating tools that will make things plain and simply, easier for people.

Keep it up!

Christopher Golda · 9 months ago

Thanks; we most certainly will ;)

mattsingley · 9 months ago

Fantastic! I love it. Thanks for putting this together.

Adina Levin · 9 months ago

This is excellent. The next valuable step here is to search for url-shortened links on Facebook, Friendfeed, and other places where people are sharing links.

alex williams · 9 months ago

Wow! Tremendous twitter tool here!

thruflo · 9 months ago

Hi,

Great tool, just working on a python wrapper, wanted to ask how the since_id parameter is parsed. The timestamp in the example on the api page (1300588696) seems to me to resolve to the 20th March 2011::

>>> d = datetime.fromtimestamp(1300588696)
>>> d
datetime.datetime(2011, 3, 20, 2, 38, 16)

Yet some manual testing shows me that 1300588696 does works as a timestamp (I get 88 results for www.yahoo.com). Can you tell me how you generate / parse / compare the timestamp?

Thanks,

James.

Mike Montano · 9 months ago

Hey James,

The since_id refers to the Twitter status id of the latest tweet. So this parameter can be used to returns tweets with ids greater than the given id.

thruflo · 9 months ago

Gotcha; that makes a lot of sense!

Thanks for quick reply :)

James.