twitter-monitor.yml

# This integration does a post request to the twitter auth api, uses a token from the auth api to query the tweet api.
# As an added benefit it then does a third query to analyses each tweets sentiment.
# Check out https://newrelic.com/resources/webinars/your-observability-data-in-one-place1 for live demo.
integrations:
  - name: nri-flex
    interval: 60m
    config:
      name: twitterInfo
      #point lookup file at a json file that contains api key and api secret key
      lookup_file: /home/ubuntu/twitter-monitor-lookup.json
      apis:
        - name: twitterAuth
          url: https://api.twitter.com/oauth2/token
          method: POST
          user: ${lf:twitter-api-key}
          pass: ${lf:twitter-api-secret-key}
          payload: >-
            grant_type=client_credentials
          store_variables:
            storedtoken: access_token
        - name: twitterTweet
          url: https://api.twitter.com/1.1/search/tweets.json?q=from%3AImpatientUser
          headers:
            Authorization: Bearer ${var:storedtoken}
          metric_parser:
            metrics:
              id_str: ATTRIBUTE
            namespace: 
              custom_attr: "somenamespace"
        - name: sentiment
          event_type: sentimentSample
          url: "https://twinword-sentiment-analysis.p.rapidapi.com/analyze/"
          method: POST
          headers:
            x-rapidapi-host: twinword-sentiment-analysis.p.rapidapi.com
            x-rapidapi-key: ${lf:x-rapidapi-key}
            content-type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded
          payload: "text=${lookup.statuseSample:text}"
          split_array: true
          custom_attributes:
            tweetId: "${lookup.statuseSample:id_str}"
            tweetText: "${lookup.statuseSample:text}"
          metric_parser:
            metrics:
              tweetId: ATTRIBUTE
            namespace: 
              custom_attr: "somenamespace"