How to use the twarc.json2csv function in twarc

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github gwu-libraries / TweetSets / tasks.py View on Github external
def on_hit(self, hit, tweet_count):
        # Cycle tweet id files
        if tweet_count % self.max_per_file == 0:
            if self.file:
                self.file.close()
            self.file = open(
                os.path.join(self.dataset_path, 'tweets-{}.csv'.format(str(self.file_count).zfill(3))), 'w')
            self.sheet = csv.writer(self.file)
            self.sheet.writerow(json2csv.get_headings())
            self.file_count += 1
        # Write to tweet file
        self.sheet.writerow(json2csv.get_row(json.loads(hit.tweet), excel=True))
github DocNow / twarc / utils / json2csv.py View on Github external
def get_row(t, extra_fields=None, excel=False):
    row = json2csv.get_row(t, excel=excel)
    if extra_fields:
        for field in extra_fields:
            row.append(extra_field(t, field))
    return row
github gwu-libraries / sfm-twitter-harvester / twitter_rest_exporter.py View on Github external
def _row(self, item):
        return twarc.json2csv.get_row(item, excel=True)

twarc

Archive tweets from the command line

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Latest version published 2 years ago

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