twitter-aws-comprehend VS twitter-scraper

I couldn't load the site either, but it reminds me of something I built a couple of years ago that let me analyze the happiness of specific Twitter users: https://github.com/dmuth/twitter-aws-comprehend

Some interesting takeaways from my experiment:

- President Obama's tweets became a LOT happier once he left office.

- Donald Trump's tweets were less negative than one might think! I did some digging and found most of the "happy" tweets were made by his social media team--the tweets made by him personally were quite angry.

It still seems unreasonable that that’s the price if you want access to longer time frames. Obviously they don’t have to release an api in the first place. But with them now not giving free access to even the regular api, free tools like this will become much better and way more popular.

I saw a lot of different projects which provide a wrapper for the twitter API in different programming languages. But the API has some limitations and you need access. Building a Web Scraper for twitter could take a bit of time though. Actually i found some projects on github that don't require API authentication like: https://github.com/bisguzar/twitter-scraper I haven't used it but it looks promising.

I was going through this project that scrapes twitter however it is now not working properly as Twitter has changed its front-end code structure and even the way how tweets fetch from the backend. Now, sending an HTTP request and parsing that HTML source code to get the tweet's data does not work and I needed even more data than what twitter's API can offer. So, I created this project to run with a headless web browser and get the tweet's data.

Indeed. My second milestone involves using Brython and the Twitter API. My mentor recomended trying to combine both by integrating twitter-scraper library in Brython. Unfortunately, everything I have tried so far hasn't worked.