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A Library for webscraping social media platforms (twitter) and using sentiment analysis on them!
A Library for webscraping social media platforms (twitter) and using sentiment analysis on them!
pip install social_media_sentiment_analysis
Get Tweets from twitter and apply sentiment analysis on it:
# Import Library's
import pandas
from Social_Media_Sentiment_Analysis import Social_Media
from Social_Media_Sentiment_Analysis import NLP_Classification as Classify
tweets = Social_Media.get_tweets ('BTC', 'lang:"en"', 128) # Get Tweets
tweets, twitter_score = Classify.twitter_indicator (tweets) # Apply Sentiment Analysis
Social_Media.save_tweets (tweets, 'tweets') # Save Tweets
tweets = pandas.read_csv ('tweets.csv') # Read Tweets
# Print the Results
print (tweets)
print ('\n{0}'.format (twitter_score))
Documentaion: https://social-media-sentiment-analysis.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
And that's the end of the Readme, Thanks for Reading!
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A Library for webscraping social media platforms (twitter) and using sentiment analysis on them!
We found that Social-Media-Sentiment-Analysis demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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