Provides a class, PeriscopeFirehose, that allows you to listen for new Periscope broadcasts published on Twitter simply by overriding the method on_broadcast.
$ pip install periscope-firehose
from periscope_firehose import PeriscopeFirehose
class MyFirehose(PeriscopeFirehose):
def on_broadcast(self, broadcast):
print "New Periscope Broadcast published!"
print "- id:", broadcast.id
print "- twitter handle:", broadcast.twitter_screen_name
print "- status:", broadcast.status
firehose = MyFirehose(TWITTER_CONSUMER_KEY, TWITTER_CONSUMER_SECRET, TWITTER_OAUTH_TOKEN, TWITTER_OAUTH_SECRET)
firehose.listen()Get your Twitter consumer key, consumer secret, oauth token, and oauth secret from the Twitter Application Management page.