Twitter API - Method GET /posts Worker

This method allows obtaining results processed from each Worker configured in Twitter. Temporal delimiters can be used to narrow down the returned content.

This is an advanced method that returns complete results about a tweet's publication, expanding the information compared to the basic method. In addition to basic data about the user who posted it, this method includes more detailed information about the user. It is ideal for statistical analysis that requires detailed information about the user and their posts.

GET Parameters

Let's examine the structure of the example query:

https://twitter.trawlingweb.com/posts_full/{WORKERID}?token={APIKEY}

PATH Parameters

QUERY Parameters

Output Response - RESPONSE

This method aims to retrieve all results related to a worker's keywords. However, using this method, the elements listed below will not be considered searchable and will only be sortable by date-related attributes. If you need a method that allows you to obtain the maximum information from each post and also use specific filters and searches, please refer to the document "Obtaining_results_method_Full_Search"

Once a request is sent to the Twitter API, a response will be received structured as follows:

Data of publication

Request Data

Example of response in json format:

"json"
"response" : {
    "data" : [{
        "id": "...",
        "hash": "...",
        "published" : "...",
        "crawled" : "...",
        "updated" : "...",
        "post_id" : "...",
        "url" : "...",
        "text" : "...",
        "lang" : "...",
        "retweet_count" : "...",
        "reply_count" : "...",
        "favorite_count" : "...",
        "reproductions_count" : "...",
        "entities_url" : "...",
        "url_image" : "...",
        "hashtags" : "...",
        "user_mentions" : "...",
        "time_distance" : "...",
        "reply" : "...",
        "user_name" : "...",
        "user_screen_name" : "...",
        "user_creation_date" : "...",
        "user_url" : "...",
        "user_profile_image_url" : "...",
        "user_profile_banner_url" : "...",
        "user_description" : "...",
        "user_external_url" : "...",
        "user_location" : "...",
        "user_follower_count" : "...",
        "user_following_count" : "...",
        "user_favourites_count" : "...",
        "user_is_private" : "...",
        "user_is_verified" : "...",
        "user_is_blue_verified" : "...",
        "user_number_of_tweets" : "...",
    }],
    "totalResults" : "...",
    "restResults" : "...",
    "next" : "..."
}

API Twitter - Best practices

Data Integrity

Each API request can return a maximum of 500 messages matching your query. However, there may be many more results that match your filter parameters. To consume all the data, you must continue making calls to the URL indicated in the parameter next of the output of each request.

Outcome example

requestLeft	9999999
totalResults	295404987
next	"http://twitter.trawlingweb.com/posts/1234567891234567891234567891234567.123456789?token=1234567891234567891234567891234567891234&ts=1555327617000&tsi=1554076800000"
}