Struct egg_mode::stream::StreamBuilder

pub struct StreamBuilder { /* fields omitted */ }

Represents a TwitterStream before it is started. Use the various methods to build up the filters on your stream.

Bear in mind that the track, follow and locations filters are ORed rather than ANDed together. E.g. if you specify a user id to follow and a phrase to track, you will receive all tweets that match (user id OR phrase), NOT (user id AND phrase). For more details see the official docs

Note: The user must specify at least one track, follow or locations filter or else the stream will fail at point of connection.

Implementations

impl StreamBuilder

pub fn follow(self, to_follow: &[u64]) -> Self

Filter stream to only return Tweets relating to given user IDs.

Example

use egg_mode::stream::filter;
let stream = filter()
    // View tweets related to BBC news, the Guardian and the New York Times
    .follow(&[612473, 87818409, 807095])
    .start(&token);

pub fn track<I: IntoIterator<Item = S>, S: AsRef<str>>(
    self,
    to_track: I
) -> Self

Filter stream to only return Tweets containing given phrases.

A phrase may be one or more terms separated by spaces, and a phrase will match if all of the terms in the phrase are present in the Tweet, regardless of order and ignoring case.

pub fn language<I: IntoIterator<Item = S>, S: AsRef<str>>(
    self,
    languages: I
) -> Self

Filter stream to only return Tweets that have been detected as being written in the specified languages.

Languages are specified as a list of BCP 47 language identifiers corresponding to any of the languages listed on Twitter’s advanced search page.

Note This library does not validate the language codes.

pub fn locations(self, locations: &[BoundingBox]) -> Self

A list of bounding boxes by which to filter Tweets

Example

use egg_mode::stream::{filter, BoundingBox};
let stream = filter()
    // Only show tweets sent from New York
    .locations(&[BoundingBox::new((-74.0,40.0),(-73.0,41.0))])
    .start(&token);

pub fn filter_level(self, filter_level: FilterLevel) -> StreamBuilder

Applies the given FilterLevel to the stream. Tweets with a filter_level below the given value will not be shown in the stream.

When displaying a stream of Tweets to end users (dashboards or live feeds at a presentation or conference, for example) it is suggested that you set this value to medium.

pub fn start(self, token: &Token) -> TwitterStream

Finalizes the stream parameters and returns the resulting TwitterStream.