I'm using an auto poster to post news stories to the Twitter account using the Twitter API 1.1.
I have a slight problem though... If there is something wrong with the news story and it is deleted, I need to be able to delete the tweet automatically.
To do this, I thought that if I can get the ID of the tweet and store it in the database, I could delete it this way, but I can't seem to get the ID of the actual tweet as it tweets if that makes sense? The best way I could find was to use the API to search the Twitter account and get the latest tweet, but there's a risk that the latest tweet is not the actual tweet.
I had a look through the API documentation and there's nothing that I can see that enables you to return the tweet ID. I also looked on here, this was the closest I got: How to get id of the tweet But again, it searches rather than returns the specific ID.
You can POST your tweets to the post/statuses/update endpoint.
You can then read ID as id_str
in the response dictionary.
If you are using node.js, you could use
var params = {status:"This is a dummy tweet to get the current tweet ID. Time:" + currTime};
client.post('statuses/update', params, function(error, tweets, response){
if (!error) {
console.log(tweets.id);
tweetid = tweets.id;
}
});
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