Is it possible to get value of HTTP response header from Twitter while using tweepy and Cursors?
I want to know the current API remaining rate limit for my app which should be returned in the header as stated in Twitter API docs(x-rate-limit-remaining: the number of requests left for the 15 minute window)
Example code below:
import tweepy as tw
for status in tw.Cursor(api.user_timeline, screen_name='@somethingsomething', tweet_mode="extended").items():
#do something
Any idea how to achieve this?
Is doing non-Tweepy request and read the headers the only way?
Found solution on my own, so basically if you enable debug in Tweepy:
import tweepy as tw
tw.debug(True)
you'll get it in the logs, for ex.
header: x-rate-limit-remaining: 138