Get tweets by country_code with postman

MounsifElK · 2021-09-17T00:29:17.174Z

Can someone please tell me how to get tweets from a specific country by its country_code with Postman .
Any help will be appreciated.

IgorBrigadir · 2021-09-17T01:18:43.962Z

The search API can do this but only if you have academic access, not Standard v2 Access. Search Tweets - How to build a query | Docs | Twitter Developer Platform using place_country:us as a query for example. But this only works for the search/all endpoint GET /2/tweets/search/all | Docs | Twitter Developer Platform and it only returns results for tweets that have geo information, which is a small fraction of all tweets.

MounsifElK · 2021-09-17T01:46:45.787Z

Thank you for this information .
And if i wanna do it, what is the right syntax for it .
https://api.twitter.com/2/tweets/search/recent?query=BasketBall … ?
I m sorry for this naive question, but i’ve never use postman before and i am not familiar with its syntax .
Thank you so much for answering me.
I don’t have academic access , But i will apply for it .

IgorBrigadir · 2021-09-17T10:36:45.777Z

I would not use postman for this, it’s ok at debugging individual calls but not good for data gathering. I recommend using twarc instead:

Help for beginners Academic Research

I would begin here, to get the basics of setting up a command line utility up: Collect Twitter Data with Twarc! · Learn Twarc! That twarc tutorial doesn’t use the academic access endpoint, but it’s good practice to get familiar with using tools to get data. There are more tutorials here: Tutorials - twarc and a livestream recording here: TwitterDev: twarc2 and Academic Search - PeerTubeFR It will be better to use twarc2 for data crawling: to install twarc2, pip3 install --upgrade twarc then…

MounsifElK · 2021-09-19T23:20:06.618Z

Thank you so much for your suggestion.
I have read some of your replies and saw you suggest Twarc and I start using it.
And I have a question if you could help me please,
I applied for Academic Research API , But it didn’t get approved.
Can you please explain to me why .

IgorBrigadir · 2021-09-20T02:14:53.957Z

I’m not Twitter so I’ve no knowledge of your specific case - but I know in general it’s usually because the application is for something specifically restricted More on restricted use cases – Twitter Developers | Twitter Developer Platform or there wasn’t strong enough academic credentials (I’ve seen others on the forum post when they get denied and it’s more often MSc students as opposed to PhD students for example) I’ve some notes on this here: Twitter Developer Access - twarc

MounsifElK · 2021-09-20T02:36:01.940Z

Thank you so much for your response, and forgive me if I bother you with my question.
the Auto-Response said that I ask in twitter forums for more clarification that’s why I asked you.
And now I realise that their decision is irreversible and the Auto-Response just trick me and made me imagine that I could find a solution .
Imagine being tricked by an Auto-Response lol.