Allow pulling from media tab #131
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I pulled the /UserMedia url ending with web browser dev tools and played around with modifying user_tweets_raw() and user_tweets(). Only a few parameters needed changing in these two functions to make it work.
I had to modify _gql_items() to pass a modified version of GQL_FEATURES when media was requested.
The return from twitter is slightly different for media and tweets. get_by_path() does not reach the actual content on the first call in the loop, but setting els equal to els[0]["content"]["items"] allows it to find the content and cursor.
Confusingly, the the second and subsequent call return a different format again. This time, if get_by_path() is set to "moduleItems" instead of "entries", the code can find all the the goods.
Some error handling may need to be added, but I have not run into issues.
When I used the new code, using user_media() was much faster than using user_tweets() and filtering out retweets and no media posts.
Thanks,
Pigglebear.