robertoszek
commented
2 years ago Yeah, Twitter v2 API's response for the example tweet you provided (1512123194785898503) doesn't seem to include the link anywhere (even with all the expansions set):
{
"data":[
{
"conversation_id":"1512123194785898503",
"text":"President @vonderleyen has visited Stockholm to give the green light to Sweden's €3.3 billion recovery and resilience plan.\n\nSweden is a renewable energy pioneer. \n\nRenewables are bound to make up half of the country's energy mix by the end of the decade. ↓\n\n#NextGenerationEU",
"lang":"en",
"entities":{
"mentions":[
{
"start":10,
"end":22,
"username":"vonderleyen",
"id":"1146329871418843136"
}
],
"hashtags":[
{
"start":259,
"end":276,
"tag":"NextGenerationEU"
}
],
"annotations":[
{
"start":35,
"end":43,
"probability":0.9802,
"type":"Place",
"normalized_text":"Stockholm"
},
{
"start":72,
"end":77,
"probability":0.9972,
"type":"Place",
"normalized_text":"Sweden"
},
{
"start":125,
"end":130,
"probability":0.9456,
"type":"Place",
"normalized_text":"Sweden"
}
]
},
"public_metrics":{
"retweet_count":59,
"reply_count":25,
"like_count":197,
"quote_count":2
},
"created_at":"2022-04-07T17:40:38.000Z",
"possibly_sensitive":false,
"id":"1512123194785898503",
"source":"Twitter for Advertisers.",
"author_id":"157981564",
"context_annotations":[
{
"domain":{
"id":"10",
"name":"Person",
"description":"Named people in the world like Nelson Mandela"
},
"entity":{
"id":"1151432219002454016",
"name":"Ursula von der Leyen",
"description":"President of European Commission"
}
},
{
"domain":{
"id":"35",
"name":"Politician",
"description":"Politicians in the world, like Joe Biden"
},
"entity":{
"id":"1151432219002454016",
"name":"Ursula von der Leyen",
"description":"President of European Commission"
}
},
{
"domain":{
"id":"30",
"name":"Entities [Entity Service]",
"description":"Entity Service top level domain, every item that is in Entity Service should be in this domain"
},
"entity":{
"id":"848920371311001600",
"name":"Technology",
"description":"Technology and computing"
}
},
{
"domain":{
"id":"30",
"name":"Entities [Entity Service]",
"description":"Entity Service top level domain, every item that is in Entity Service should be in this domain"
},
"entity":{
"id":"848920371311001600",
"name":"Technology",
"description":"Technology and computing"
}
},
{
"domain":{
"id":"30",
"name":"Entities [Entity Service]",
"description":"Entity Service top level domain, every item that is in Entity Service should be in this domain"
},
"entity":{
"id":"898654185146560512",
"name":"Energy Technology",
"description":"Energy Technology"
}
}
]
}
],
"includes":{
"users":[
{
"id":"157981564",
"name":"European Commission 🇪🇺",
"username":"EU_Commission"
},
{
"id":"1146329871418843136",
"name":"Ursula von der Leyen",
"username":"vonderleyen"
}
],
"tweets":[
],
"media":[
],
"polls":[
]
},
"meta":{
"result_count":1
}
}It looks like the only way to obtain info about the cards is using the Twitter Ads API: https://developer.twitter.com/en/docs/twitter-ads-api/creatives/guides/identifying-cards
And that would require to apply and create an additional Twitter Ads API application (with a separate token, etc.) 😖
nemobis
Some fancy accounts seem to be using some Twitter feature which pleroma-bot doesn't support yet.
This is typically spotted in tweets which follow the trend of containing a mere "↓" as warning that the main content of the update is actually somewhere else, like this: https://respublicae.eu/@EU_Commission/108092396818818757 https://nitter.eu/EU_Commission/status/1512123194785898503 which is just a link to https://ec.europa.eu/commission/presscorner/detail/en/statement_22_2331 . These tweets look like just any other tweet whose main URL has been "eaten" by Twitter and shown only as attached "card", but they seem to be different.
Others are more complicated like https://respublicae.eu/@EU_Commission/108103776666586079 https://nitter.eu/EU_Commission/status/1512777762909655043 which contains a "broadcast": https://nitter.eu/i/broadcasts/1BRJjnyZoZdJw . I guess there isn't much to do about these, other than documenting it somewhere so that people make informed decisions about the
nitterandsignatureconfigs.