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    • simon
      simon last edited by simon

      Hi Everyone,

      I'd like to create a patch that triggers events in Isadora when Tweets are sent from specific Twitter accounts, is that possible?

      Thanks

      Simon

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      • dbini
        dbini last edited by

        have a play with https://ifttt.com/

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        • Skulpture
          Skulpture Izzy Guru last edited by Michel

          This used to be really easy when twitter was XML based. Now it's based on JSON and not quite as easy to do. @DusX is nifty with JSON and JavaScript so there could be a way.... there's always a way actually it's just finding the best method! 

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          • Maxime
            Maxime last edited by Maxime

            I did a project using twitter and Isadora last year, but it was also using some node.js and processing (then sending info to Isadora through OSC)

            I highly recommend this tutorial if you want to have good insights about the Twitter API and how to play with it (and have some fun too :) )  

            (But if there's some way to do it directly in Isadora I guess that would be great :) )

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            • Fred
              Fred @simon last edited by

              @simon You can do this with node-red, it can read twitter and send osc with an extra library. 

              This is for node red http://nodered.org/docs/gettin...

              and this for the extra but you can get it internally on node red. 

              https://github.com/njh/node-re...

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              • DusX
                DusX Tech Staff last edited by

                There are a number of ways to do this..

                Freds idea might be one of the easiest. Since it has pre built components for dealing with Oauth (the login format used by Twitter) and does require writting any code.

                -If your tweets are public facing, and you can view the data without logging in, you may be able to grab the twitter page text with the Isadora TCP-IP actor and parse the text internally either with Text manipulation actors, or with Javascript. This page may help: http://www.dusxproductions.com...

                Other possible options

                • if you have a webserver, you can write a server side script, and use the built in TCP-IP actors to poll your server side script.
                •  you could write a script (python, processing, PHP, or any other really) that runs along side Isadora, and checks (polls) twitter to get any new posts every so often [defined period of time].
                  Sending any result to Isadora via OSC. (much like Freds options)
                • web tools like IFTTT or Zapier (there are many others) can connect to your social media sites, and prepare the content for you in a number of ways.. (you will need to get the data, again tcp-ip or scripting are your options)

                PS: What Graham is getting at is that the method of connecting to and working with twitter data changed sometime back. The authentication became much more secure (Oauth) and many things that were open to the public were made restricted to authenticated users. (the format also change from xml to json). JSON is very easy to use in Isadora. 

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