We've also added the ability to determine whether conversation reply settings have been set for a Tweet with the Tweet field reply_settings. Make it easier to identify a Tweet as part of a conversation thread when using search Tweets, filtered stream, and Tweet lookup. We’ve also provided these topics within the Tweet payload to help with analysis.įIlter on and identify which Tweets belong to a reply thread When using search Tweets or filtered stream, you can now filter by topic using our entity and context operators.
More easily understand the performance of Tweets, users, media, and polls from directly within your payload by requesting both public and private metrics including impressions, video views, user profile, and URL clicks, some of which are separated into an organic and promoted context.įilter on and identify which Tweets contain different topics We’ve added fields and expansions parameters to our data endpoints that allow you to request related objects and fields beyond those fields that return by default. New parameters to help you retrieve just those objects and fields that you want We've modernized our data objects with a variety off new improvements that will enable you to more easily navigate and parse data.
Twitter archiver full#
You can see a full list of v2 endpoints, including those that are new, on our Twitter API endpoint map guide. We have released a set of net-new endpoints to Twitter API v2. Some of the features that are available with v2 include the following: With it comes a host of new and advanced features, as well as fast and free access to the API.
Twitter archiver upgrade#
The Twitter API v2 represents the largest upgrade of the Twitter API since 2012. ✔️ (Only Media Upload and statuses/update and Login With Twitter) ✔️ (Only Media Upload and statuses/update and Login With Twitter) Should you want additional access, you may choose to apply for Enterprise access. In general, new accounts can quickly sign up for Basic access. The Twitter API v2 includes a few access levels to help you scale your usage on the platform. We recommend that all users start with v2 as this is where all future innovation will happen. While the Twitter API v2 is the primary Twitter API, the platform currently supports previous versions (v1.1, Gnip 2.0) as well.
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