mineur/twitter-stream-api-bundle

A bundle integration of Mineur twitter stream api for Symfony

Twitter Stream API Symfony Bundle

, _(*1)

A Symfony integration of Mineur Twitter Stream Library., _(*2)

, _(*3)

Installation

composer require mineur/twitter-stream-api-bundle:dev-master

Basic initialization

Register this bundle into your application kernel., _(*4)

// app/AppKernel.php

class AppKernel extends Kernel
{
    public function registerBundles()
    {
        $bundles = [
            // ...
            new Mineur\TwitterStreamApiBundle\TwitterStreamApiBundle(),
        ];
    }
}

Then add your authentication keys on your config file:, _(*5)

# app/config/config.yml

twitter_stream_api:
    twitter:
        consumer_key: '%your_consumer_key%'
        consumer_secret: '%your_consumer_secret%'
        access_token: '%your_access_token%'
        access_token_secret: '%your_access_token_secret%'

Simple custom command usage

// Controllers/DemoController.php

class DemoCommand extends ContainerAwareCommand
{
    protected function configure()
    {
        //...
    }

    public function execute(InputInterface $input, OutputInterface $output)
    {
        /** @var PublicStream $publicStream */
        $publicStream = $this
            ->getContainer()
            ->get('twitter_stream_api_consumer');
        $publicStream
            ->listenFor([
                'your', 
                'keywords', 
                'list'
            ])
            ->setLanguage('es')
            ->do(function(Tweet $tweet) {
                // you can do whatever you want with this output
                // prompt it, enqueue it, persist it into a database ...
                $output->writeln($tweet);
            });
    }
}

Check out the library for full customization of the public stream: twitter-stream-api, _(*6)

Command line actions

Tu use the pre-configured commands: * To prompt the stream feed on your terminal:, _(*7)

bin/console mineur:twitter-stream:consume hello,hola,aloha

• To enqueue the stream output as a serialized objects in a FIFO Redis queue, type the following: > This part is subject to RSQueue library and RSQueueBundle. I recommend you to > check the RSQueue documentation > to consume the enqueued objects.

bin/console mineur:twitter-stream:enqueue

The Tweet output

Consuming the stream will give you an infinite loop of hydrated Tweet objects, similar to this one:, _(*8)

Mineur\TwitterStreamApi\Tweet {#424
  -text: "Hello twitter!"
  -lang: "en"
  -createdAt: "Thu May 25 18:48:05 +0000 2017"
  -timestampMs: "1495738085984"
  -geo: array:12 [
    // ...
  ]
  -coordinates: array:14 [
    // ...
  ]
  -places: null
  -retweetCount: 236
  -favoriteCount: 52
  -user: array:38 [
    "id" => 2605080321
    // ...
  ]
}