🏯 Tweet Scraper V2 ($0.4 / 1K tweets) - X / Twitter Scraper
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🏯 Tweet Scraper V2 ($0.4 / 1K tweets) - X / Twitter Scraper
⚡️ Lightning-fast search, URL, list, and profile scraping, with customizable filters. At $0.40 per 1000 tweets, and 30-80 tweets per second, it is ideal for researchers, entrepreneurs, and businesses! Get comprehensive insights from Twitter (X) now!
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Fetching tweet through id?
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Hi I was doing a research project and trying to get the original text for any replies. This api currently provides a inReplyToId field in the result giving me an id like 1788650126229086679, but I don't see a way to directly do a new search using this id to get the text. When I pass this in as a conversation id, the results do not contain text of this post but instead contains only its replies and the replies below it. Is there anyway to do this? Thanks
Another question I have is whether currently when I scrape the profile of someone on twitter (e.g. elonmusk), there's also the option to include up to x replies for each tweet he posted in the result.
Hey hey!
Thank you very much for reaching out, and using our actor 🤗 First of all, I'd like to mention that this actor is the one-to-one wrapper of Twitter UI. Meaning that, if something cannot be done on the Twitter UI or Twitter app, this actor does not have the capability of doing it. The actor does not contain much of logical operations.
Regarding the Reply Text, unfortunately, that is not possible at the current moment. Twitter API only returns the ID of the tweets to which the user has been replying to. For retrieving the attributes or content of the parent tweet, you have to request the parent tweet in a separate way like Twitter does.
About getting the tweets of a user including a couple of tweets included; this actor does not support such functionality. It only returns the data from the User's Timeline without putting any logical operations on top of it, as mentioned in the first paragraph. Since Twitter does not support such functionality, we also do not support it.
To have both of the functionalities included, the best way for you to go over is to use our actor programmatically, and run the logical executions in a separate script.
Cheers!!
