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Fast TikTok API (free-watermark videos)

Fast TikTok API (free-watermark videos)

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Fastest TikTok API for Trend, Hashtag, Search, Music, User, Comment. Real-time, authentic data. No pre-built databases. Provides no-watermark video download links.

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Creation Time

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ICUC_Insights_Department opened this issue
a year ago

Hi, I open a ticket to ask how to add a column for created time to my export and you advise using the following path: content_desc_extra-> create_time.

I'm unsure where to add this, to the Json script on line 13?

Thank you.

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Novi (novi)

a year ago

Hello, We remembered the ticket you've created. We think we was understanding wrong your need. So we would like to clarify your inquiry: You would like to have an extra column about created time. But the created time is the created time of the video data or the create time of your exportation?

We think you can make an example of the output which you would like to have.

Best regards,

II

ICUC_Insights_Department

a year ago

Hi Novi, thank you for your quick response!

I also need to export the date that the TikTok video was created/published, I don't need the date of exportation.

Thanks again!

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Novi (novi)

a year ago

Hello @ICUC_Insights_Department, In the run you share to me, I can check for the create time of each video by click in "Preview in new tab" in the image. Then it will open a new tab at: https://api.apify.com/v2/datasets/hmxGuz9R2EcvbzhsB/items?clean=true&format=html&limit=1000

Then you can search this colum: aweme_info/create_time. This is the epoch value of create time of video and you can convert it to a timestamp value.

It's the easiest way to get the create time of each video. If you have experience with JSON data, you can export the output to an array of JSON, and you can make a for loop like this

for (jsonObject of jsonArray) {
const createTime = jsonObject.aweme_info.create_time;
console.log(createTime);
}