tweeql2solr is a wrapper for tweeql. It allow you to store tweets in solr.
It recommended to use Solr4 so you can use the store field to Geo localize tweets.
If not, you need to use the -1 option. See bellow.
Installation
With easy_install:
$ easy_install tweeql2solr
Usage
tweeql2solr provide a simple command line script:
$ tweeql2solr -h
Usage: tweeql2solr [options]
Options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-w WHERE, --where-clause=WHERE
where clause
--username=USERNAME twitter username
--password=PASSWORD twitter password
-s BATCH_SIZE, --batch-size=BATCH_SIZE
batch size. Default: 1
-u URL, --url=URL solr url. Default: http://127.0.0.1:8983/solr/
-1, --solr1 use this if you do not use solr 4.
-v, --verbose increase verbosity
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