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Cannnot save into csv #983
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same error with me |
how did you overcome @irvanseptiar ? |
Try doing t.Config['tweet'] - ["id","location","date","time"....] , make sure of 't.Store_csv = True' and 't.Output = ".csv"'. This works for me |
CRITICAL:root:twint.output:_output:CSV:Error:'location' import twint twint.run.Search(c) |
@Shawn1206 Yes it turns out 'Location' has not been working since a few days. As for storing to csv, if the above doesn't work, you could always enable pandas and use it to save the csv, and maybe even clean it before. import nest_asyncio t = twint.Config() |
Thanks a lot! From the output, it seems that there are a lot of empty cells in the "place" attribute, maybe people just don't like share their geo information. |
@Shawn1206 A very naive question: How do you manage to use twint at this time? I thought it is still broken (see #604)? If I run your code example (without the |
@LinqLover Try updating your twint installation from GitHub and check if it works for you. |
@himanshudabas Woah, thank you very much! Looks like it was forgotten to report this update on #604, which is still open. :-) |
CRITICAL:root:twint.output:_output:CSV:Error:'Config' object has no attribute 'Tabs'
'Config' object has no attribute 'Tabs' [x] output._output
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