The search endpoints in the Twitter API v2 support operators such as place, place_country, bounding_box, point_radius etc. Some Tweets have geographic information associated with them. Note: Not all Tweets have context_annotations associated with them, which is why, in the sample below, we only print the context_annotations if those are available for a Tweet. If you want more than 10 Tweets per request, you can specify that using the max_results parameter. If you need additional Tweet fields such as context_annotations, created_at (the time the tweet was created) etc., you can specifiy those fields using the tweet_fields parameter, as shown in the example below. In the example below, we are searching for Tweets from the last days from the Twitter handle suhemparack and we are excluding retweets using -is:retweet.īy default, in your response, you will only get the Tweet ID and Tweet text for each Tweet. You will have to pass it a search query to specify the data that you are looking for. In order to search Tweets from the last 7 days, you can use the search_recent_tweets function available in Tweepy. Searching for Tweets from the last 7 days Enter fullscreen mode Exit fullscreen modeġ.
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