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Unexpected Keyword Argument when calling twitter.get_user_tweets() #11
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Hey, I just noticed you are using the master branch. Make sure you clone the async-await branch first and install the requirements. from_date and to_date arguments only work with the async-await branch for now. I will merge it into the master branch soon. But for now you will have to git clone async-await branch. Edit : Once you have tested it, let me know if it should be merged into the master branch. I am open to suggestions. |
Hey @shoaibiqbalk @nballen-tx If are familiar with the linux file system and all, you can just extract the zip and run the code from the same directory. you may not even have to install the package, you can just import the required code into your project from the working directory. Otherwise the easier option :
pip uninstall tweeterpy
pip install setuptools
pip install -r requirements.txt
python setup.py sdist bdist_wheel and then you should see a dist folder, you can install the package from there. pip install .\dist\tweeterpy-0.0.9-py3-none-any.whl Now you are good to go, you can import the package into your project as you would normally. from tweeterpy import TweeterPy Let me know if you still need any help. Edit : You can uninstall it anytime and go back to master(stable) branch anytime. pip uninstall tweeterpy
pip install tweeterpy --upgrade Feel free to close the issue if no further queries. |
Get the unexpected keyword argument error when I use the following code.
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