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My script downloads the following links for each account:
I want to only scrape the search results once. I haven't been able to tell how many times it does it by looking at the logs. I use this by the way: "timeline": {
"strategy": "tweets"
}, It's been confusing to me if I picked the right thing or not. My goal is to get the most tweets possible, not just media. |
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No, don't think so. As for "Least redundant way", I couldn't say, especially if you want all tweets and not just media. |
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https://twitter.com/${handle}
runs a search after the/tweets
timeline is exhausted ("strategy": "tweets"
). Nothing else in your list does. You could replace/${handle}
with/${handle}/tweets
to skip this search.No, don't think so.
/
(or/tweets
),/media
, and/with_replies
are the only 3 timelines that return tweets directly from a user timeline (andfrom:HANDLE
search).As for "Least redundant way", I couldn't say, especially if you want all tweets and not just media.
/with_replies
might be redundant since relevant replies from it should maybe also be included in/
/tweets
, but I can't say for certain how Twitter works these days.