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Taking query(#hashtags) as input from user #3
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Hi Vinit, I would like to take this up. |
@agarwalrounak Please go ahead! |
Could have probably been done in a simpler way. Here's my attempt :) |
Is this still open? |
In CLI while entering tags is there a space character after the comma symbol? |
Can I print the results of positive, negative and neutral for each of the tags? |
Yeah that would be great! |
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Is this still open since #13 has fixed the issue |
Hello, @vinitshahdeo I want to take this issue. |
Hello, @vinitshahdeo can I take this issue? |
Hello @vinitshahdeo #46 I updated some old methods and also implementated the CLI input feature |
Hello, @vinitshahdeo can I take this issue? |
Hi, is this open? |
hashtags = input("Enter hashtags (comma-separated): ") |
Currently, the query is hardcoded in
jobtweets.py
i.e.Taking the input for query (i.e.
#hashtag
) from the user through CLI seems better!Question to answer?
Can we take input as a comma-separated string for processing multiple hashtags at a time?
Enter hashtags:
jobs, openings, job opportunities
Note:
jobtweets.py
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