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This extends the Tweepy StreamListener to avoid closing the streaming connection when certain bad events occur. Also skips construction of Tweepy's "Status" object since you might use your own class anyway. Just leaves it a parsed JSON object. Extending this would allow more conscientious handling of rate limit messages or other errors, for example.
src/t/w/twitter-monitor-0.2.1/twitter_monitor/basic_stream.py twitter-monitor(Download)
import tweepy from listener import JsonStreamListener from checker import FileTermChecker from stream import DynamicTwitterStream logger = logging.getLogger(__name__) class PrintingListener(JsonStreamListener):
src/t/w/twitter-monitor-0.2.1/twitter_monitor/__init__.py twitter-monitor(Download)
from checker import TermChecker from stream import DynamicTwitterStream from listener import JsonStreamListener __all__ = ['DynamicTwitterStream', 'JsonStreamListener', 'TermChecker']