If you would like to learn more about building a PowerTrack ruleset, please visit the Getting started with Premium Operators guide and List of Premium Operators pages. Historical PowerTrack supports the same rules and operators as realtime PowerTrack. For example, if a job is accepted and starts running on August 31 and completes on September 1st, that job counts towards the September billing quota.Įach Historical PowerTrack job supports up to 1,000 PowerTrack rules, each containing 2,048 characters or less.
#Twitter archive data download
These files each represent a 10-minute segment of the overall job and are available for download for 15 days after the job has been accepted.īilling Note: Historical Powertrack jobs are counted for billing based on the day that they are "completed". Using the list of URLs obtained in Step 3, download the array of Twitter data files.To learn more about the format in which your data comes, please read our Historical Powertrack Technical Details page. When the job is complete, send a request to the API to retrieve the list of URLs that will be used to download the data files.If the estimate is acceptable, the customer can accept the job and the job will be run to generate the data files. If the expected volumes or time required are outside of the expected range you may want to reject the job. This is done with another request to the API. Either accept or reject the job, based on the estimate generated in Step 1.The API will then sample the time period and generate a ballpark estimate of the expected data volumes, and time required to complete the job. Create a new job for a time frame and set of PowerTrack rules using a request to the Historical PowerTrack API.
These jobs can be created and managed through the Historical PowerTrack API.Įach Historical PowerTrack job consists of the following steps. Historical PowerTrack provides access to the entire historical archive of public Twitter data – back to the first Tweet – using the same rule-based-filtering system as the realtime PowerTrack stream to deliver complete coverage of historical Twitter data. As with Twitter Search APIs, user profile metadata are updated to match values at the time of query, rather than matching values in place at the time of the (historical) Tweet.Īccessing data through Historical PowerTrack is accomplished through creating historical ‘jobs’ – a set of PowerTrack filtering rules and a historical time frame for which you would like to retrieve matching data from the Twitter archive.
#Twitter archive data manual
The Historical PowerTrack API is currently only available for one-time, manual historical requests. Read our tutorial on ‘Choosing a historical API’ to decide which one best fits your needs. Learn more >īoth Historical PowerTrack and Full-Archive Search provide access to any publicly available Tweet. To use this API, you must first set up an account with our enterprise sales team. This is an enterprise API available within our managed access levels only.
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