twitter.d.ts
TypeScript definitions for Twitter API objects.
Carefully constructed with the data from over 400,000 Twitter API status objects. Format will match tweet_mode="extended" and include_entities=true parameters set.
Note that the presence of field is not an indication of it being current and accurate part of the documented Twitter API.
Install
npm install --save-dev twitter-dUsage
The main two interfaces provided are Status and User although there are a number of related interfaces like MediaEntity and AdditionalMediaInfo.
import { Status as Tweet, User } from 'twitter-d';
function getTweet(): Tweet { /* ... */ }
function getUser(): User { /* ... */ }Or if you are using TypeScript 2.9+ you can use import().
function getStatus(): import('twitter-d').Status { /* ... */ }User
In some contexts, using trim_user=true on GET statuses/mentions_timeline, you might get a user object that only includes id and id_str. To test if a User value is a FullUser you can use the isFullUser helper function.
import { isFullUser, User } from 'twitter-d';
function logUser(user: User) {
if (isFullUser(user)) {
console.log(user.name);
} else {
throw new Error('User is not type FullUser');
}
}Contributing
If you find find an inaccuracy please open an issue and include a status or user ID that demonstrates the difference.

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