Relative newbie here :)
Since twitter just recently disabled their endpoint count (http://urls.api.twitter.com/1/urls/count.json?url=), which they announced here, what would be a good alternative to get the current number of tweets per URL, with "good" being a JSON and hundreds of requests per day?
Only thing I found that might be good is Topsy's search by link.
I have the same problem, you can try
http://opensharecount.com/
or look at this post. The first method works
How do I Fetch Twitter Share Count via PHP after the upcoming update?
Yeah, http://opensharecount.com uses Twitter's REST API on your behalf so you don't have to do the counting and storing of previous result counts (the search API only returns data that is up to a week old or so, so you have to keep track of what the most recent search result was the previous time you counted or the count will go off).
OpenShareCount returns JSON in exactly the same way the old Twitter API did, all you need to do is replace the broken URL with the new one. You do need to sign up though, because it needs to do searches on your behalf.
You must be using a different Twitter API, we are effectively counting thousands of tweets. And yes, the service is limited to the domain you sign up with but nothing stops you from signing up with multiple twitter accounts, one per domain you need info for.
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I have tried to gather data directly from the API of stockx which seemed possible according to an article from Jan 2019: https://medium.com/#thewillmundy/stockx-sneaker-data-in-three-simple-steps-8977d0016b80 . I am thereby able to get a request url which gives me some transactions in JSON-format.
I have tried changing the parameters within the request url (limit as well as page), which is possible, but only for the latest 250 transactions (due to high volume of sales for some shoes, I can thereby only receive the sales history for the last few days)...
My Goal: getting the whole sales history (often several thousand transactions) - in the article mentioned above, thats possible
Could it be a restriction from stockx?
or is there a way?
Would be so so grateful for help!!!
Best regards, Marvin
I think the API will only give you the 250 most recent sales because that's all the product webpage itself will allow you to load when you click view all sales. Any sales further back in time aren't directly accessible from the product page, and we're essentially requesting the same data that page can request using the link it would use. I guess those are stored and accessed in a different way internally.
I'm guessing StockX changed its API since that article is a little old. I would try to contact StockX about their API via email, but I don't think they're really continuing developer support:
https://twitter.com/stockx/status/1000004306844647424?lang=en
It's pretty disappointing because I was also looking to work with the sales data but what can you do :/
I know I can return a JSON array of up to 5 reviews. If I can return just 5 reviews that include only certain keywords that would be fine. Is it possible?
If not, perhaps I could generate a request that returns all the reviews for a place, then perform the keyword filter on the results.
I understand the business owner may return all reviews via My Business API, but I will not have My Business access for the places. I believe I can get more than 5 results with a premium plan, but assume that will get pretty expensive.
You are right the only way to get all reviews is via Google My Business API.The Places API at the moment provides only 5 reviews doesn't matter Premium or Standard plan.
There are a couple of feature requests in Google issue tracker you might be interested in:
https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/35825957
https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/35821903
Note these requests are pretty old, Google didn't set high priority on them. You can star them to express your interest and subscribe to further notifications.
Hope this answer clarifies your doubt.
I can get a list of summaries of violating sites, using the following link:
https://developers.google.com/ad-experience-report/[...]/violatingSites/list
My questions:
Is this list exhaustive?
If not, is it possible to get an exhaustive list (or not) and how?
Is it possible to know how these websites are pulled (the share of websites analysed, etc)?
- Is this list exhaustive?
What's size of your actual API return?
If you have an API return statement increasingly longer and longer with new data at each new request, you can think have the exhaustive list (with a possible update
latency).
If the API return statement have always same size with different data, in example old data will not appears and it replaced by new data, it's not exhaustive.
- If not, is it possible to get an exhaustive list (or not) and how?
I have no idea at the moment, the total number of websites can be in billion ...
- Is it possible to know how these websites are pulled (the share of websites analysed, etc)?
I have no idea for the moment too, I think it is either a confidential process or that it is described in the general conditions and subtily in the documentation...
Does anybody know of a simple way to use the Instagram API to export a list of a user's followers? I'm looking to be able to take a list of people that follow me, and a list of people that follow another user, then find all of the common followers, and finally pick a certain number of random usernames from the common followers. I know it sounds a bit complex, but mostly I just need a way to get the list of followers, and I should be able to figure out the rest. A CSV File would probably do what I need if possible. So does anyone know how to do this, or have a tutorial you could direct me to? Thanks
Yes, there is a way to do this. But you can no longer do it using the Instagram API. The Instagram API is no longer accepting new applications and it is being shut down in stages starting on the 31st of July 2018:
https://developers.facebook.com/blog/post/2018/01/30/instagram-graph-api-updates/
However, there is another way to obtain the data. You can export the followers of any Instagram account into a CSV file using this website:
www.magimetrics.com
It is very easy to use Magi Metrics. Sign up for an account, search for the username of the Instagram account you want to export and choose the option 'Export followers'. Magi Metrics will do all the work and will email you the CSV file once it's done. It's free to use for exports less than 100 rows, and you can pay to upgrade to do more.
Using Magi Metrics you can export a list of all the people that follow you, and all the people who follow another user. You can then take these two CSV files and copy them into Microsoft Excel.
In the first column you will find the Instagram numerical ID, which is unique to each user. If you apply the COUNTIF formula to this column, you can identify the Instagram users who are in both lists:
http://spreadsheetpro.net/comparing-two-columns-unique-values/
Finally, to choose a random subset from the list of Instagram users, you can use this method:
https://www.extendoffice.com/documents/excel/4487-excel-generate-random-number-from-list.html
Using these steps you can achieve what you want: a random subset from the list of Instagram accounts who both follow your account and another user!
I appreciate this question dates from 2016, so your need has probably long gone. But if anyone else on the Internet faces the same problem, I've posted this answer to help them. Good luck!
You're luck.I found a tool easily no longer do it using the Instagram API.
you can have a try. InsExport
How does it work?
1 Enter an Instagram username
2 Select the export type(follwer or following)
3 Click the Export button
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/insexport-get-instagram-f/okmokimdgjhndamggnkdojhbofdmepno?hl=zh-CN&authuser=0
There are multiple ways to do this. Programatically, you can easily request a list of up to 100 of your own followers. With one token, that's the max per request.
Here's the full documentation from Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/developer/endpoints/users/
Automated services will get a list of all your followers by requesting them 100 at a time using multiple tokens, getting around that 5,000 request limit (https://www.crowdbabble.com/download-all-instagram-followers/).
I am having trouble access tweets via twitters json search
https://search.twitter.com/search.json?callback=?&rpp=5&q=from:secretdreameruk
The strange this was it was working a few weeks ago, but all of a sudden stopped and is producing no errors.
Viewing the above link in a browser displays the json return, but the results section is empty ("results":[]), even though I have tweeted recently.
At first I thought the usage would be limited per day, but I have had this problem for about a week.
Does anyone know why this has happened?
Thank you.
Mike
I'm not sure why that seems to be happening though by twitter's own admission:
Search is focused in relevance and not completeness. This means that
some Tweets and users may be missing from search results. If you want
to match for completeness you should consider using the Streaming API
instead.
I would use the following api format instead, it's much more customisable.
https://api.twitter.com/1/statuses/user_timeline.json?screen_name=secretdreameruk&count=5&callback=?