Yes, but to do this you may have to prepare an appropriate input file.
To get a count of all tweets posted by a set of users, define a list of user ids or usernames in a text file, 1 per line, and use
twarc2 users input.txt users.jsonl
The total tweet count for each user will be in public_metrics.tweet_count. You can get a CSV using:
twarc2 csv --input-data-type users users.jsonl users.csv
after you pip install --upgrade twarc-csv
Alternatively, you can define an intput.txt with queries, like:
from:igorbrigadir twitter
from:twitterdev twitter
from:twitterapi twitter
And use twarc2 searches but specifying counts only like this:
twarc2 searches --archive --counts-only --granularity day --start-time "2022-01-01" --end-time "2022-02-01" input.txt counts.csv
This will give you daily counts, for each query in users.txt and save it in a csv.
