Currently, it throws TypeError: 'int' object is not iterable
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This issue pertains to the discursive-graph-data branch
build_status_attr.pyis currently a mess. It needs to return the entire Tweet object from Tweepy (so, include "entities"). The returned object will contain important information about a given Tweet (status) that we can use for analysis.Currently, it throws
TypeError: 'int' object is not iterableIf you would like to work on this issue and need help setting up access to the Elasticsearch resource for your local testing please contact @nick on slack. This is a relatively painless process as long as you have an AWS account. Conversely, if you want to test disconnected from AWS resources, you can do so by commenting-out any of the AWS or Elasticsearch affiliated references (you'll still need Twitter, though).