def get_latest_tweet():
usertweet = api.user_timeline(screen_name='user',count='1',tweetmode="extended") [0]
print (usertweet.urls)
get_latest_tweet()
So far i've tried using "usertweet.expanded_url" instead of "usertweet.urls" but, I'm still getting the same error of
'Status' object has no attribute 'urls'
although
print(usertweet.text)
is working fine
UPDATE :- expanded url is inside entities/url section
urls=(jypetweet.entities["urls"])
print(urls)
I'm getting the following output:
[{'url': 'https://twit.co/PcgY0E5qM', 'expanded_url': 'https://live.tv/video/17615', 'display_url': 'live.tv/video/17615', 'indices': [107, 130]}]
But i'm still not able to access urls part
This was the original code :-
def get_latest_tweet():
jypetweet = api.user_timeline(screen_name='jypetwice',count='1',tweetmode="extended") [0]
urls=(jypetweet.entities["urls"])
rem_brackets= str(urls)[1:-1]
res = ast.literal_eval(rem_brackets)
tweet_url=res[0]['expanded_url']
print (tweet_url)
This was the second edit :-
def get_latest_tweet():
jypetweet = api.user_timeline(screen_name='jypetwice',count='1',tweetmode="extended") [0]
urls=(jypetweet.entities["urls"])
tweet_url=urls[0]["expanded_url"]
print(tweet_url)
This is the final code :-
def get_latest_tweet():
jypetweet = api.user_timeline(screen_name='jypetwice',count='1',tweetmode="extended") [0]
urle=(jypetweet.entities["urls"][0]["expanded_url"])
print (urle)