So in PHP, this code works live, done months ago.
$tweetsToSlippy = $connection->get('http://search.twitter.com/search.json', array('q' => $query, 'since_id' => $since_id))->results;
foreach ($tweetsToSlippy as $tweet)
{
$user_id = $tweet->from_user;
echo "adding $user_id <br>\n";
$connection->post('friendships/create', array('screen_name' => $user_id));
}
I am trying to do the same with Ruby. I can reply, I can update, but I lack the understanding of trying to accomplish what I did in the above code, which makes an API call and retrieves Json list and then pulls users from it.
def searchAdd
topics = ['topic1', 'topic2']
userBank = []
topics.each do |topic|
userBank << Twitter.search(topic, :result_type => "recent")
end
userBank.each do |user|
Twitter.follow(user)
puts user
end
end
I'm lost, help!
Twitter.search.results
does not return Twitter::User
objects, it returns Twitter::Status
objects.
If I was trying to implement what you appear to be trying to implement, I would write it like this:
require 'twitter'
def search_add
topics = ['peanut butter', 'jelly']
search_results = topics.collect do |topic|
Twitter.search(topic, :result_type => 'recent').results
end
search_results.flatten.each do |status|
puts status.from_user
Twitter.follow(status.from_user_id)
end
end