tweepy

Open source Twitter library for Python developers
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  • MIT License
  • Price:
  • FREE
  • Publisher Name:
  • Joshua Roesslein
  • Publisher web site:
  • http://github.com/joshthecoder
  • Operating Systems:
  • Mac OS X
  • File Size:
  • 17 KB

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Open source Twitter library for Python developers tweepy is a free and open source Twitter library for Python, a library that also works with identi.ca/laconi.ca! Here are some key features of "tweepy": · OAuth support · Up-to-date with Twitter API · Actively under development · Streaming API support · Cache system (memory, file, memcache) · Python 3 branch Requirements: · Python 2.5 or later · Simplejson What's New in This Release: API: · Added automatic request re-try feature · Example: API.friends(retry_count=5, retry_delay=10) · Retry up to 5 times with a delay of 10 seconds between each attempt. · See tutorial/t4.py for more an example. · Added cursor parameter to API.friends and API.followers methods. · Note: page parameter is being deprecated by twitter on 10/26 · Update parsing to handle cursor responses. · When using 'cursor' parameter, the API method will return · a tuple with this format: (data, next_cursor, prev_cursor) · Calls not using the 'cursor' parameter are not changed in the way they return. · API.friends_ids and API.followers_ids now return a list of integers. · Parser updated to handle cursor responses. See above. · Fix Status.source_url parsing · Fix search result 'source' parsing to properly unescape html and extract source · Added report_spam method Cursor: · Added the Cursor object to help with pagination within the API. · Please see the pagination tutorial for more details (tutorial/t6). · This is the recommended way for using the 'page' and 'cursor' parameters. Models: · Status: added retweet, favorite and retweets methods · (NOTE: retweet API not live yet on twitter) · Python 2.4 support · Update OAuth bundled library. · Logging removed. Having our own mini-logging system just feels like overkill. Turns out it was not really needed that much. Simply just exposing the last HTTPResponse object should be good enough for most debugging.


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