Information obtained from tweet_id (Python)
This is the second article. I will write about Twitter like this.
Completion code
tweetid.py
from datetime import datetime
tweet_id = 279622981959970816
print("tweet_id =",tweet_id)
tweet_raw = format(tweet_id,'016b')
print ("tweet_raw =",tweet_raw)
tweet_raw=format(int(tweet_raw), '064')[1:]
sequence = tweet_raw[51:]
worker_id = tweet_raw[46:-12]
datacenter_id = tweet_raw[41:-17]
machine_id = datacenter_id + worker_id
timestamp_id = tweet_raw[:-22]
seq=int(sequence,2)
work=int(worker_id,2)
data=int(datacenter_id,2)
machine=int(machine_id,2)
timestamp=int(timestamp_id,2)
unixtime = (timestamp + 1288834974657)/1000
time = datetime.fromtimestamp(unixtime)
print("sequence =",seq)
print("worker_id =",work)
print("datacenter_id =",data)
print("machine_id =",machine)
print("timestamp_id =",timestamp)
print("unixtime=",unixtime)
print(time)
tweetid.py
from datetime import datetime
tweet_id = 279622981959970816
print("tweet_id =",tweet_id)
tweet_raw = format(tweet_id,'016b')
print ("tweet_raw =",tweet_raw)
tweet_raw=format(int(tweet_raw), '064')[1:]
sequence = tweet_raw[51:]
worker_id = tweet_raw[46:-12]
datacenter_id = tweet_raw[41:-17]
machine_id = datacenter_id + worker_id
timestamp_id = tweet_raw[:-22]
seq=int(sequence,2)
work=int(worker_id,2)
data=int(datacenter_id,2)
machine=int(machine_id,2)
timestamp=int(timestamp_id,2)
unixtime = (timestamp + 1288834974657)/1000
time = datetime.fromtimestamp(unixtime)
print("sequence =",seq)
print("worker_id =",work)
print("datacenter_id =",data)
print("machine_id =",machine)
print("timestamp_id =",timestamp)
print("unixtime=",unixtime)
print(time)
It will be printed like this.
Is it really right! About that
https://www.slideshare.net/pfi/id-15755280
Since it matches here, you should be able to get it firmly.
Explanation Break down the Tweet id into binary numbers and pad it with 0s to the left with 63 digits. tttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttdddddwwwwwssssssssssss 000001111100001011010111001111011011110110000100111000000000000
t = timestamp (fixed UNIX time) d = datacenter_id (literally) w = worker_id (literally) dw = machine_id (literally) s = seqence (serial number) It is like that.
I want a function that gets only time! In that case, please click here
gettime.py
def get_time(id):
two_raw=format(id,'016b').zfill(64)
unixtime = int(two_raw[:-22],2) + 1288834974657
ime = datetime.datetime.fromtimestamp(unixtime/1000)
return ime
fixed phrase I'm always on Twitter (@ kenkensz9) so if you have any questions I hope you like it!
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