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Scraping Twitter lists #849
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Oh, I just found TwitterListPostsScraper in the code. My bad. But does not work anymore either. |
hey @terrapop , is snscrape working for you? I have been facing difficulties! |
Ah no, it seems the TwitterListPostsScraper also uses Twitter's search endpoint instead of scraping the actual list page:
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It did until yesterday. |
yes for me too, but suddenly things are not working for me and i receive same message as you posted above. I'm referring this : #846 |
Yes, I know. Hoped to get around it with TwitterListPostsScraper, but uses the same (now blocked) search endpoint. |
yes, I am thinking to move on from snscrape to nitter. Also, pls let me know if snscrape starts working for you, Thanks! |
IIRC, pagination on list pages is limited (similar to user profiles), so that's why it uses the search. If it doesn't work on the new search endpoint, I will probably implement a separate scraper that uses the list page. |
Yup, just tested it. List feeds stop after some 100-200 Tweets. Did not count, but just tested it in the browser. |
Describe the feature
It seems there is no endpoint to use snscrape for Twitter lists AFAIK.
Example: https://twitter.com/i/lists/1636551680379744257
They are still publicly available (unlike search).
Is there a plan to add these to snscrape?
Would this fix a problem you're experiencing? If so, specify.
Yes
Did you consider other alternatives?
Yes, search, but now defunct.
Additional context
No response
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