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Take ownership of your Twitter data and get your tweets back
Looking at https://github.com/tweetback/tweetback/blob/d03e289ff2d6fa87459c5d657f57039dee259423/src/twitter.js#L39-L52 it appears to be only used in this spot. Therefore I suggest to declare it as a private method (by prefixing it with an underscore or using...
Mostly because my archive is huge, and I'd be fine with just the last couple of years.
As an experiment I hacked in support for embedding photos posted through [TwitPic, a former third-party service to attach images to tweets](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TwitPic). Eventually Twitter bought them and rolled their own...
As you can tell I'm a fan of adding JSDoc comments to source code to help understanding a codebase. If you are open to it, I'm going to open PRs...
I have a large archive. Inside it is the expected `tweets.js` - and an *additional* `tweets-part1.js` How does the code cope with that? Do I need to import the first,...
I know that the archive does not include replies to a tweet. It still would be fantastic to somehow pull them in as well. Only then captures the full discussion....
I just downloaded my archive and the first line of `tweets.js` is `window.YTD.tweets.part0 = [` not `window.YTD.tweet.part0 = [` as stated in the `README.md`
Adding a note to the section of the readme about fetching new tweets, noting that your account must be publicly visible since the bearer token can only see public tweets....
Running the import npm run command creates lots of output. I suspect this as the root cause: https://github.com/tweetback/tweetback/blob/7dfcdbfe261475760d53f30f9975102ae79ab3e3/database/tweet-to-db.js#L84-L88 Since the total number of tweets found in the archive is known...
Hey there :wave: I gave tweetback a spin the other day and noticed some bugs. This issue is about https://github.com/tweetback/tweetback#populate-the-database-from-your-twitter-archive-zip My downloaded archive did not contain a `./data/twitter-circle-tweet.js` and skipping...