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can I use isRetweet:FALSE as an input?

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nurtured_faculties opened this issue
16 days ago

I'd like to filter out RT, using the isRetweet paramter

CE

coherent_engine

16 days ago

Hi

This scraper works with the web versión of the filter, use the following in your query: -filter:retweets

Mind the - before the filter otherwise you'll get only RTs

HTH

apidojo avatar

Hey hey,

Thanks a lot coherent_engine!

As mentioned, you need to use Twitter queries to filter out stuff. You can refer to our readme to get more information https://apify.com/apidojo/tweet-scraper#some-more

Cheers!

NF

nurtured_faculties

16 days ago

Hi HTH,

Would it be the way to do it?

run_input = { "startUrls": [ ], "searchTerms": [ "-filter:retweets", # "scraping from:apify", ],

apidojo avatar

Hello,

It should be something like:

1searchTerms: [
2  "from:apify -filter:retweets"
3]

Cheers!

apidojo avatar

Also please refer to https://github.com/igorbrigadir/twitter-advanced-search to get more information about filtering. There is -filter:nativeretweets option as well.

NF

nurtured_faculties

16 days ago

I'm using:

Prepare the Actor input

run_input = { "startUrls": [ ], "searchTerms": [ "-filter:retweets", # "scraping from:apify", ],

but it still returns retweets.

In the results the "isRetweet" has a green mark so it makes no sense

apidojo avatar

Hello,

As I mentioned, you may need to add more queries, have you checked the documentation I've sent over? It has everything you need.

You can try something like the following:

1searchTerms: [
2  "from:apify -filter:retweets -filter:nativeretweets"
3]

Please check the readme and documentation and try your queries on Twitter Web UI before running the actor so you can be sure what you will fetch.

Thanks

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