Adding all premium operators in API about search-tweets-python HOT 7 CLOSED

Ah, I think I understand what you're trying to achieve.

To clarify, a power track rule will look like this:

'(oscars OR "academy awards" OR #oscars) from:screename'

or

(snow OR sleet OR hail OR (freezing rain)) has:images

All rule operators will fit inside of the query string.

In the YAML file, you'd want to specify:

search_rules:
    from-date: 2017-06-01
    to-date: 2017-09-01 01:01
    pt-rule: "(snow OR sleet OR hail OR (freezing rain)) has:images"

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Yeah, that's what I was looking for. Thanks!

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can you please maybe explain to me why this is not working
"(#exampleone OR #exampletwo) has:images point_radius:[51.2385413, 6.7443112, 24mi]"
it was the commas, I leave it here so maybe is useful for someone else is point_radius:[51.2385413 6.7443112 24mi]

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@vestronv - do you happen to have the full rule or yaml to share? It will make debugging a bit easier. Thanks!

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@binaryaaron I tried username: vimal and also from: vimal in search_params of api_yaml_example file.

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@vestronv -

Do you mean your yaml file is like:

search_rules:
    from-date: 2017-06-01
    to-date: 2017-09-01 01:01
    pt-rule: kanye


search_params:
    results-per-call: 500
    max-results: 500
    from: vimal

If that is the case, note that the query operators are a part of a powertrack rule, in a string, rather than the parameters for the search function itself. search_params define information about how many results and results-per-api-call are defined. The premium search operators can only be used inside of the pt-rule field, as such:

search_rules:
    from-date: 2017-06-01
    to-date: 2017-09-01 01:01
    pt-rule: from:vimal

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But in case someone wants multiple rules like query=some_keyword, from=somename, hashtag=some_hashtag, etc. how can this be achieved ? I just tried adding another pt-rule and seems to overwriting previous one's.

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