Publitweet Feed API
This API returns a feed (a Twitter User or a Twitter List) with extended metadata (mentions, attached link, title/description/thumbnail and more)
Please email api (at) publitweet.com to set up a Twitter feed before using the API.
Call:
http://api.publitweet.com/1/nytimes/staff.json
Returns the 20 latest tweets from the list @nytimes/staff
http://api.publitweet.com/1/nytimes.json
Returns the 20 latest tweets from the user @nytimes
Options:
keywords
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list of keywords in CSV (eg. keyword1,keyword2). Returns tweets that match the keywords (perfect match). By default, the AND operator is used (all keywords should match). Alternatively, you can specify the list of keywords separated by " or " (e.g. keyword1 or keyword2). In which case the OR operator will be used.
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| blacklist |
list of keywords in CSV (e.g. keyword1,keyword2). Returns tweets that do not contain any of these keywords
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| type |
Can be either all, link, image, video (default: all)
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| since_id |
Only retrieve tweets that come after the tweet specified. Please use this parameter to get the newest tweets without fetching ones you already have (saves bandwidth). |
| max_id |
Get all tweets that have an id less or equal (<=) than max_id |
| limit |
Number of tweets to retrieve (mininum 1, maximum 200) (default: 20)
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| page |
Used for paging results (default 1). E.g. limit=10&page=2 will give you tweets from 11 to 20. |
| screen_name |
Get all tweets from the given user's screen_name (e.g. screen_name=xdamman)
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Example:
http://api.publitweet.com/1/nytimes/staff.json?keywords=President&type=link&since_id=423343414&limit=1&page=1
Returns:
{"feed":"nytimes\/staff","condition":{"_keywords":{"$all":["president"]},"type":"link","_id":{"$gt":423343414}},"length":1,"tweets":[{"_id":11379926699,"content":"Great read, great article structure. Wash Post: How the President answers his mail http:\/\/bit.ly\/9r34za. From (via @TimHarford)","ts":1270059643,"user":{"screen_name":"stephcliff","avatar":"http:\/\/a3.twimg.com\/profile_images\/80692995\/headshots005supersmall_normal.JPG","name":"Stephanie Clifford","description":"Media reporter, The New York Times.","location":"New York","url":"http:\/\/topics.nytimes.com\/top\/reference\/timestopics\/people\/c\/stephanie_clifford\/index.html","followers":2995,"friends":444},"source":"web","_keywords":["great","read","great","article","structure","wash","post","how","the","president","answers","his","mail","http","bit","ly","9r34za","from","via","@timharford"],"type":"link","rt":-1,"metadata":{"urls":{"http:\/\/bit.ly\/9r34za":{"description":"The black binder arrived at the White House residence just before 8 p.m., and President Obama took it upstairs to begin his nightly reading. The briefing book was dated Jan. 8, 2010, but it looked like the same package delivered every night, with printouts of speeches, policy recommendations and...","favicon":null,"title":"For a look outside presidential bubble, Obama reads 10 personal letters each day","type":"link","url":"http:\/\/www.washingtonpost.com\/wp-dyn\/content\/article\/2010\/03\/30\/AR2010033004260_pf.html"}},"mentions":{"TimHarford":{"_id":{},"name":"Tim Harford","description":"Author of The Undercover Economist; Financial Times columnist; presenter of More or Less, Radio 4","screen_name":"TimHarford","avatar":"http:\/\/a1.twimg.com\/profile_images\/558148812\/4155989468_e21fd8bb37_s_normal.jpg","followers":2834,"friends":218,"url":"http:\/\/www.timharford.com","location":"London","ts":1270059671}},"sources":false}}]}
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