A top-style (CLI), real-time view of Twitter stats. Stats are collected by sampling Twitter's public stream.
- Node & npm
- Twitter account
- Redis server
- Run
npm install. - Modify the
config/default.yamlwith your Redis configuration, if necessary. (You can optionally overridedefault.yamlwith your own file.) - Create a Twitter app and update the
config/default.yamlfile with your app credentials.
Run npm start. Press Ctrl-C to quit.
The info that is included in the output, from top to bottom:
- time spent collecting data ("since x ago" in the header)
- number of tweets examined
- rate of tweets received from Twitter
- percentage of tweets containing a URL (excluding pictures from Twitter Photo Upload)
- percentage of tweets containing a picture (Twitter Photo Upload or Instagram link)
- percentage of tweets with an associated location
- percentage of tweets that are replies
- percentage of tweets that are retweets
- most popular hashtags
- most popular domains in links
- most popular languages of the tweets
- most popular countries from the associated locations
- most popular sources of tweets (apps)
- most prolific users
- most mentioned users
- most popular links
Run grunt jshint to lint the code.
Run grunt test to run the test suite.
Run grunt profile to run profiling.
Tested on Linux/Debian and Windows 7.
- The curses routines can probably be improved, if you can figure out the horribly-documented blessed library.
- There is no l10n/i18n done beyond what comes with Node and the included modules. It works pretty well, but CJK languages do cause rendering issues.
- Stats collection is not bounded, so theoretically the counters will overflow after ~1.8e308 tweets, or memory will be consumed to store all the hashtags and domains.
Copyright 2017 Eric Heikes.
Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0.
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