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A time-series database for high-performance real-time analytics packaged as a Postgres extension
A collection of tools for alerting on weather events.
A script to publish a Twitter archive to Bluesky
A collection of real-time detection methods built with Tinybird. Methods include rate-of-change, out-of-range, timeout, Z-score, and Interquartile Range (IQR).
A demo to illustrate how to go from an API design to implementing (and hosting) it on tinybird...
Mockingbird is a mock streaming data generator
A Python wrapper around the OpenWeatherMap web API
☁️ React Weather App. Uses Openweathermap.org APIs
A cloned react webapp hosted on Netlify. Starting to build in some Twitter data.
⛈ A weather app using Next.js, Mantine, Redux Toolkit, and Open-Meteo API.
A set of Python scripts for the Tweet and User batch compliance endpoints. Includes an app that manages it all in one go.
Python client for the Twitter 'search Tweets' and 'count Tweets' endpoints (v2/Labs/premium/enterprise). Now supports Twitter API v2 /recent and /all search endpoints.
Match Tweets containing remote developer jobs using Filtered Stream and Tweet Annotations
A collection of things in various (flood) stages... Mainly tools for building historical Tweet data sets, and telling visual stories...
jimmoffitt / tweet_parser
Forked from xdevplatform/tweet_parserReliably parse Tweets delivered by Twitter Data products in both the activity-streams and original formats.
Python wrapper for Twitter Developer Labs recent search endpoint
Example code for downloading NASA APOD image and Tweeting it.
An example #TwitterBot illustrating the Twitter Account Activity and Direct Message APIs.
Ruby client for the Twitter search endpoints (v2/Labs/premium/enterprise). Now supports Twitter API v2 /recent and /all search endpoints.
A simple Node.js app using Express 4 for Twitter DMs and webhooks.
This example Engagement API Client helps manage the process of generating engagement metadata for large Tweet collections.
This tool migrates Gnip PowerTrack rules from one stream to another. It uses the Rules API to get rules from a ‘Source’ stream, and adds those rules to a ‘Target’ stream. Written to migrate PT 1.0 …