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twitter-ebooks-corpus-builder

v1.0.4

Published

Accepts json, csv, and txt input and after backing up a twitter account will create a single txt corpus best for eBooks twitter bot use.

Readme

Twitter eBooks Corpus Builder

Accepts json, csv, and txt input and after optionally backing up a twitter account will create a single txt corpus best for eBooks twitter bot use.

Quick Start

var twitterCorpus = require('twitter-ebooks-corpus-builder');
var path = require('path');


twitterCorpus(
  [
    path.join(__dirname, './input/twitterAccountName.csv'),
    path.join(__dirname, './input/twitterAccountName.json'),
    path.join(__dirname, './input/anyFile.txt'),
  ],
  path.join(__dirname, './output.txt'),
  {
    account: 'twitterAccountName',
    consumer_key: '******',
    consumer_secret: '******',
    access_token_key: '******',
    access_token_secret: '******'
  }
);

Installation

npm install twitter-ebooks-corpus-builder

API

var twitterCorpus = require('twitter-ebooks-corpus-builder');

twitterCorpus(inputs[, output][, options])
  • inputs - required
    • absolute path to file, absolute path to directory, or array of absolute paths or directories.
  • output - optional
    • final corpus output. Defaults to output.txt in the directory of your script
  • options - optional
    • if output is null options may be passed in 3rd
    • this is for the twitter api authentication. all 5 are required if you wish to backup the twitter account: account, consumer_key, consumer_secret, access_token_key, access_token_secret

Input File Types

CSV

Assumes a twitter archive csv in which the text data is at index 5. Will properally process any csv which the data is at index 5.

JSON

Assumes a single or array of twitter status objects. Will process any json where the data is on the key of text.

TXT

any flat file where each line is to used in it's entirety