twitter_openapi_python
Twitter scraping with data validation by pydantic.
Setup
pip install twitter-openapi-python
Usage
import json
import datetime
from pathlib import Path
from tweepy_authlib import CookieSessionUserHandler
from twitter_openapi_python import TwitterOpenapiPython
# login by tweepy_authlib
if Path("cookie.json").exists():
with open("cookie.json", "r") as f:
cookies_dict = json.load(f)
if isinstance(cookies_dict, list):
cookies_dict = {k["name"]: k["value"] for k in cookies_dict}
else:
auth_handler = CookieSessionUserHandler(
screen_name=input("screen_name: "),
password=input("password: "),
)
cookies_dict = auth_handler.get_cookies().get_dict()
# To extract cookies from Windows (Linux by default)
# If you use tweepy_authlib, you must be on Windows
client = TwitterOpenapiPython()
client.additional_api_headers = {
"sec-ch-ua-platform": '"Windows"',
}
client.additional_browser_headers = {
"sec-ch-ua-platform": '"Windows"',
}
# get client from cookies
𝕏 = client.get_client_from_cookies(cookies=cookies_dict)
# tweet "Hello World!!" with current time
time = datetime.datetime.now().strftime("%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%SZ")
𝕏.get_post_api().post_create_tweet(tweet_text=f"Hello World!!{time}")
# get user info
response = 𝕏.get_user_api().get_user_by_screen_name("elonmusk")
Login
from twitter_openapi_python import TwitterOpenapiPython
# guest client
𝕏 = TwitterOpenapiPython().get_guest_client()
tweet = 𝕏.get_default_api().get_tweet_result_by_rest_id("1349129669258448897")
assert tweet.data is not None
assert tweet.data.tweet.legacy is not None
print(tweet.data.tweet.legacy.full_text)
Multiple OS
The Token can only be used on the same OS that issued the Token In other words, if the sec-ch-ua-platform does not match, the Token cannot be used. This library uses the Linux Chrome header by default. To use Token issued by Windows, do the following.
client = TwitterOpenapiPython()
client.additional_api_headers = {
"sec-ch-ua-platform": '"Windows"',
};
Development
cd twitter_openapi_python
uv sync
uv run pytest test/api
uv build
uv publish
License
This project is dual licensed. You can choose one of the following licenses:
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