Pull, cache, display tweets.
Project description
Jmbo Twitter
Jmbo app to fetch and display tweets as listings.
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Installation
- Install or add jmbo-twitter to your Python path.
- Add jmbo_twitter to your INSTALLED_APPS setting.
Usage
Twitter’s API version 1 requires authentication. Obtain authentication info at https://dev.twitter.com/apps. The following setting is required:
JMBO_TWITTER = { 'consumer_key': 'XXX', 'consumer_secret': 'XXX', 'access_token_key': 'XXX', 'access_token_secret': 'XXX' }
Changelog
0.4.3
- Ignore result of celery tasks as appropriate.
0.4.2
- Up minimum required python-twitter to 1.1.
0.4.1
- Up minimum required jmbo to 1.1.1.
- Set a timeout of 10 seconds to prevent stuck tasks.
0.4
- New content type Search allows tweets to be retrieved by term or hashtag.
0.3.2
- Increase cache time so we can survive Twitter outages better.
0.3.1
- Protect against cache destruction if Twitter throttles us.
0.3
- Fetch updates asynchronously.
0.2.2
- Cache templates.
0.2.1
- Actually respect the force parameter when fetching tweets.
- Clean up confusing code.
0.2
- Handle Twitter’s new API v1 which requires authentication.
0.1.4.1
- More defensive code in the event of python-twitter breaking.
0.1.4
- Do not use slug as the Twitter identifier anymore since it may clash.
0.1.3
- Make admin resilient in case admin_urls.py is not in settings.
0.1.2
- Fix bug where the twitter account name may be overridden.
0.1.1
- Fix serious bug where new feeds could not be added.
0.1
- First release.
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