I want to be healed by Mia Nanasawa's image. In such a case, hit the Twitter API ♪

Introduction

This time, we will deal with ** Twiiter API ** in Web API. If you use the Twiiter API, you will be able to perform the following two points automatically.

① Get posts that meet specific conditions ② Post automatically with your account

This time I will execute ①.

I will automatically acquire the posted images from the Tweets of ** Mia Nanasawa ** who is active as an AV actress and is indebted to me the most.

Get Twitter Keys & Tokens

consumer_key = "???"
consumer_secret = "???"
access_token = "???"
access_token_secret = "???"
#Get each???Substitute in.

Get Mia Nanasawa's Twitter account & number of followers

For details of the code below https://kurozumi.github.io/tweepy/getting_started.html#hello-tweepy It is written in.

def show_user_profile():
  user = api.get_user('mia_nanasawa')
  print(user.screen_name) #Get account name
  print(user.followers_count) #Get followers

From the Twitter image below, you can see that you have correctly obtained ** account name ** and ** number of followers **.

Get Tweet information of Mia Nanasawa (multiple images)

How to use user_timeline https://kurozumi.github.io/tweepy/api.html It is written in.

def show_media_url():
  user_id = "mia_nanasawa"
  statuses = api.user_timeline(id=user_id, count=4)

  count = 1
  for status in statuses:
    for entity in status.extended_entities["media"]:
      img_url = entity["media_url"]
      print(img_url)
    break

Download image

def download_image(url, file_path):
  r = requests.get(url, stream=True)

  if r.status_code == 200:
    with open(file_path, "wb") as f:
      f.write(r.content)

Run

How to use Cursor https://kurozumi.github.io/tweepy/cursor_tutorial.html It is written in.

def main():
  user_id = "mia_nanasawa"
  for page in tweepy.Cursor(api.user_timeline, id=user_id).pages(20):
    for status in page:
      try:
        for media in status.extended_entities["media"]:
          media_id = media["id"]
          img_url = media["media_url"]
          print(media_id)
          print(img_url)

          #In the current directory"Create an "images folder".
          download_image(url=img_url, file_path="./images/{}.jpg ".format(media_id))

      #If an error occurs during the try, an exception will be output and the loop will be executed.
      except Exception as e:
        print(e)
        #There may be an error when tweeting with a video.

if __name__ == "__main__":
    main()

From the above output, you can see that some ** error handling ** has occurred. It is likely that the Tweet contains ** videos ** rather than image files. (By the way, the tweeted image has been acquired correctly.)

result

I was able to confirm that it was saved correctly in the images file.

Now you have an eye candy.