Francesco Poldi

Let's say that a website has only a login page that does not require you logged in to view it, and let's assume that a captcha challenge is required. How...

Hi you'd have to: 1. clone the repo 2. move into the proper directory 3. run `npm install .` 4. `npm run start` Might be required to run those commands...

Hi @darknodi Sorry but for now my intentions are to not keep developing this project

Correct; another option would be to query for multiple hashes and then processing the data to associate the correct information to the correct request, thus some post-processing would be required

Hi @kurtts11 I guess that the lib changed the structure of the data, let me check and I'll update the new code

Quite late Should work by now

Twint does not cache results, queries or anything else. Every single piece of data is provided by Twitter. It makes sense to run multiple searches until it makes sense to...

If you run the same script over time, so with the same date-time ranges and other parameters, the dataset should be "constant" since it does not depend by the relative...

I can guarantee you that what Twint returns is what Twitter gives (and this can be proven, just run with `--debug` or `config.Debug = True` and in the `twint-request_urls.log` file...

I've tried your query and I can confirm that the results are not consistent. That's really strange and needs to be investigated. I'll keep you updated