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This has been inspired by DanielaSfregola/twitter4s-demo#30
Should this library handle cursor? The "next-cursor" pattern is quite popular in the Twitter API.
PROS:
I assume people do this quite often, so it would be useful to have it in the library
CONS:
You could really hit your rate limits by querying lots of pages that you really do not need.
...do our users want this feature?
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I may need this for my research work actually. If I find that pulling 500 tweets/request isn't enough for my needy needs, I will follow up with a PR of some kind. Is there any particular design pattern you would like to follow here, or should cursors be handled on a case-by-case basis?
(otherwise for the time being I just handle the cursors myself)
You can do the cursor by hand, of course. The idea is to maybe have a chain of requests and stop either when rate limits are reached or when "enough" data has been collected
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Just a quick note to keep track of ideas.
This has been inspired by DanielaSfregola/twitter4s-demo#30
Should this library handle cursor? The "next-cursor" pattern is quite popular in the Twitter API.
PROS:
CONS:
...do our users want this feature?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: