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re: Tweets format related to Fleets - nothing to share at this time, as the Fleets API is not yet on the roadmap. However, if you are using the v1.1 Twitter API, you should look at the v2 API for the new format of Tweet data that we’re adopting for the future.
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There's no API for Fleets at this time, but we're open to considering this as we build out Twitter API v2. What sorts of things are you looking for from a Fleets API?
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This is not a developer platform / API issue, but it was disabled for a short while during July and August; it is now available again. Closing this topic.
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2 votesclosed · 1 comment · Twitter API » Future of the Twitter API · Flag idea as inappropriate… · Admin →
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Please use our developer discussion forum for questions like this - this site is for requests and ideas related to the future of the developer platform.
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Welcome to the feedback channel! You'll find that questions like this are best asked in our developer community forums https://twittercommunity.com
This is the place to leave feedback about potential improvements to the API.
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This is not a developer platform / API issue, but it was disabled for a short while during July and August; it is now available again. Closing this topic.
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Thanks for the suggestion. OAuth 2.0 user authentication for the API is on the roadmap https://t.co/roadmap but we are not there yet and this is a big change so it will take some time. In order to access non-public metrics for Tweets we do require user authentication, so that is why we currently require OAuth 1.0A for this functionality (these are private to the authenticated user). We appreciate your interest in a revised authentication mechanism!
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Thanks for this! Just to help me to understand better here, are you talking about the Tweets endpoints from v1.1 (statuses/show and statuses/lookup)? Or do you mean the Users endpoints (users/show and users/lookup)?
Currently in v2, you can query the Tweets endpoint by Tweet ID(s). The Users endpoint can take either a username, or an ID or range of either.
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This is being worked on - https://trello.com/c/qztXMWCK/76-bookmarks-v2-twitter-api - please let us know what we can do to make this a great experience!
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Thanks for this idea Anu, we'll focus on the API suggestion as this site is for ideas related to the Developer Platform. I'm going to mark this is a duplicate of another request - feel free to add your comments on what you would use an API for, to that idea. Thanks! https://twitterdevfeedback.uservoice.com/forums/921790-twitter-developer-labs/suggestions/39678766-api-endpoint-for-getting-bookmarks
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Do you have any further context to share on how this would map to an API feature?
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There is no 3 day limit that I am aware of on the Twitter API - are you talking about the Premium API monthly subscription?
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6 votesstarted · 2 comments · Twitter Developer Labs » Tweet Annotations · Flag idea as inappropriate… · Admin →
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Twitter Developer Labs now features search and streaming filters for context annotations.
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Reminder that this site is aggregating *API* platform concepts.
Also that the current Notification Option experiment is an experiment.
Can you please explain how you would see your idea and comment being related to a future Twitter Developer API Platform feature?
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Thanks for this suggestion.
In the v1.1 trends API, this is currently available. Use the trends/place endpoint and set the WOEID value to "1" -> https://developer.twitter.com/en/docs/trends/trends-for-location/api-reference/get-trends-place
We would be interested in discussion here about potential future versions of the Trends API, but we're unable to take specific ideas for the Twitter website or mobile apps via this channel.
At the moment the website has dropped the worldwide trends view as we improve the new version of Explore, but feel free to communicate how you would use it on this thread https://twitter.com/twittersupport/status/1245837034255577089
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1 voteacknowledged · 1 comment · Twitter Developer Labs » General features · Flag idea as inappropriate… · Admin →
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With Twitter Developer Labs there are currently no changes to the authentication mechanism, so existing documentation and tutorials can be used. There are Ruby and Python examples on the Twitter Developer Relations GitHub organisation - e.g. see https://github.com/twitterdev/twauth-web and https://github.com/twitterdev/sign_in_with_twitter_sample. Happy to look into adding other examples for languages like Javascript as well.
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Thanks, this looks like a duplicate of the request for a Bookmarks API here
https://twitterdevfeedback.uservoice.com/forums/921790-twitter-developer-labs/suggestions/39678766-api-endpoint-for-getting-bookmarksSince this forum is intended for developer and API features, I'm going to close this one in favour of the API-related request. Thanks.
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9 votesstarted · 7 comments · Twitter Developer Labs » Documentation and resources · Flag idea as inappropriate… · Admin →
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We did revise the current list https://developer.twitter.com/en/docs/developer-utilities/twitter-libraries.html a few weeks ago, covering the standard APIs (with a few with Ads API and premium API coverage)
We'll be looking to identify additional, up-to-date libraries that cover the new functionality supported by Labs as the endpoints graduate, so do let us know if you are aware of any!
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Thanks Joe - the interest in .NET Language support is noted. We're fortunate to have a couple of good third-party ones at the moment (as you know!) and as we expand the new API surface I'll see what we can do to support the developers.
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Absolutely. It might entail a cleanup of the current list (which is outdated), and some form of endorsement and/or closer relationship between Twitter and the library developers. If we were to partner with developers in 4-5 frameworks, which languages do you feel might be most valuable - apart from PHP? ;-)
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Thanks, I've moved this over the the Twitter Developer Labs category as it fits better there than under the policy section.
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1 voteacknowledged · 2 comments · Twitter Developer Labs » Recent search · Flag idea as inappropriate… · Admin →
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Can you comment further on the reason that adding the expansion parameter for the user object is an issue? As things stand, this is how the Tweet and User APIs have been designed, to provide for more flexibility in data formatting and in the requests (and this is common across all of the current Labs endpoints). We can certainly consider adding more data to the Tweet object at "default" format level, but the data is already available with a single additional query parameter, so it's not clear what this would add. Thanks!
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3 votesacknowledged · 0 comments · Twitter Developer Labs » Recent search · Flag idea as inappropriate… · Admin →Andy Piper
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This is a third party library for accessing the Twitter API. Twitter does not provide libraries.