Depending on how many tweets you wish for, it could take many days and hours to get it. The query we are about to conduct may take only a few minutes. Using the beepr package, it's possible to trigger an alarm once the query is complete:
if(!require(beepr)){install.packages('beepr')}library(beepr)
Given point number three, you might not be able to reproduce the results that I got myself. Yet, I encourage you to try the codes and compare the results; that's a great way to get some practice. Let's get started with search_tweets2():
tweets_dt <- search_tweets2(q = '#rstats', n = 20000, include_rts = T, tweet_mode = 'extended', retryonratelimit = T, token = my_token)for(i in 0:2){beep(5); Sys.sleep(3)}
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