How do I URL encode this geosearching documentation example?

[realDaviegravee]

The Filtering Tweets By Location article shows a method of searching for tweets of a particular topic, and filtering by tweets that show any sign of having come out of a certain geographic region (in this case, Boulder, CO):

#FlagstaffFire (point_radius:[-105.292778 40.019444 25mi] OR place:"Boulder, CO" OR (profile_locality:boulder profile_region:colorado ))

It’s not clear to me how this actually gets formatted into an API call. I would appreciate if someone could show how this would get URL encoded into a valid API call (my attempts thus far have resulted in either authentication errors, or errors simply stating parameters are missing).

[IgorBrigadir]

That article is for Premium Search queries. You might want to check Standard Search too (limited to last 7 days) Search Tweets introduction | Docs | Twitter Developer Platform there are examples there, but I would not manually encode this into an API call, instead, you can use twurl GitHub - twitter/twurl: OAuth-enabled curl for the Twitter API to test calls.

If it’s Premium Search you want, I would use GitHub - twitterdev/search-tweets-python: Python client for the Twitter 'search Tweets' and 'count Tweets' endpoints (v2/Labs/premium/enterprise). Now supports Twitter API v2 /recent and /all search endpoints. (The only issue may be escaping special characters in your shell / command prompt)