OK OK my test worked locally it seems but not via drone. No idea why – at this point I don’t much care long as they work for me. Now code changes to encode and decode tweets, efficiency be damned – lets just move on. https://dev.twitter.com/docs/working-with-timelines Tweets returned in reverse chronological order – so not…
I’m half way through my 30 days of code, it wont all be contiguous but I hope the 30 day sprint will get me much further forward with go. Then it will be back to a day a week of gophering. My third week of gophering suggests that if you don’t know about interfaces then…
Changed the config twitter caller to a pseudo constructor thus func NewTwitter(file string) (*twitter, error) { tw := new(twitter) var parser toml.Parser if _, err := ioutil.ReadFile(file); err != nil { tw.errors = errors.New(co.Lang(“could not find the configuration file, you’ll need to provide these setting for twitter to work”)) } else { toml := parser.ParseFile(file)…
OK so what next? Need to query ‘my’ twitter timeline every ‘so often’. ‘So often’ is defined by the number of tweets returned from the maximum of 200 as allowed by twitters API. The number of tweets returned defines the period that twitter is queried (not sure if these – every so often – episodes…
Bugs Become Features... 