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This Twitter API provides access to all users, tweets, likes, comments and retweets. In addition, media streams such as Twitter Spaces can be accessed via the API.

Why Twitter AIO is the best API solution?

The all-in-one (AIO) in Twitter AIO doesn’t come out of nowhere. A variety of endpoints can be queried via this Twitter API, and with the ability to discuss a Private Plan, the sky’s the limit when it comes to scaling. In addition, Twitter AIO does away with pay-per-call plans, as a clear pricing structure will helps your planning.
Also:

• most reliable and fastest Twitter API
• No daily rate limits, feel free to contact me if you need larger rates
• No caching! Twitter AIO delivers 100% realtime data from Twitter.
• Affordable plans for every purpose and the possibility to get a private plan with up to several million requests
• Also free Basic Plan for testing the functionality of Twitter AIO and the cheapest plan starting at $4,99
• Fast support if you need help or consulting
• Structured response format

Contact

If you have any questions or concerns, please contact me via direct message or at https://t.me/benagain or mail vipertools@proton.me. Also if a endpoint you need is missing, please tell me and I’ll do my best to add it!
Bigger API plans are available on request.

Response format

Sucess response format

Please check the example responses at the “Endpoints” page for seing the response structure. 😃

Error response format

{"error":"error message"}

/search - category options

In the last update search categories were added. With this it is now possible to better order the output of /search.

There also is the possibility to go to the next page. For that pass the “cursor” query param with the cursor-top or cursor-bottom value. Next page should be cursor-bottom, previous page cursor-top.

The following options are now available:

• Top
• Latest
• People
• Photos
• Videos

Search filters have also been added. A stringified JSON containing an object and with the following options can be sent via ?filters. The filters work the same way as in the Twitter/X mobile or web app.

lang (string)

This allows tweets to be sorted by language. An Alpha-2 country code must be provided for this. country codes

Example:

{
  "lang": "en"
}

since (string)

“since” can be used to set a start date for a date range. Without “until”, the date range applies from “since” until now. The format “YYYY-MM-DD” must be transmitted.

Example:

{
  "since": "2020-10-31"
}

until (string)

“until” can be used to set a end date for a date range. Without “since”, the date range applies from first tweeets until “until”. The format “YYYY-MM-DD” must be transmitted.

Example:

{
  "until": "2023-01-20"
}

exactSentence (string)

“exactSentence” can be used to search for a complete sentence. The filter requires that the sentence is contained in the tweet.

Example:

{
  "exactSentence": "And the winner is"
}

anyOfTheseWords (string array)

This will display every tweet that contains one of the words. An array of strings must be passed.

Example:

{
  "anyOfTheseWords": [
    "winner",
    "champion"
  ]
}

noneOfTheseWords (string array)

This will display every tweet that does not contain these words. An array of strings must be passed.

Example:

{
  "noneOfTheseWords": [
    "winner",
    "spoiler"
  ]
}

hashtags (string array)

This will display every tweet that contain all of the hashtags. An array of strings must be passed.

Example:

{
  "hashtags": [
    "Oscars",
    "AcademyAwards"
  ]
}

fromTheseAccounts (string array)

This will display every tweet that is posted by one of the accounts. An array of strings must be passed.

Example:

{
  "fromTheseAccounts": [
    "elonmusk",
    "X"
  ]
}

toTheseAccounts (string array)

This will display every tweet/reply that is posted as an answer to one of the accounts. An array of strings must be passed.

Example:

{
  "toTheseAccounts": [
    "elonmusk"
  ]
}

mentionsTheseAccounts (string array)

This will display every tweet that mention one of the accounts. An array of strings must be passed.

Example:

{
  "mentionsTheseAccounts": [
    "jimmykimmel"
  ]
}

removePostsWithLinks (boolean)

This will not show tweets which include a link.

Example:

{
  "removePostsWithLinks": true
}

onlyPostsWithLinks (boolean)

This will only show tweets which include a link.

Example:

{
  "onlyPostsWithLinks": true
}

removeReplies (boolean)

This will exclude replies from the search results.

Example:

{
  "removeReplies": true
}

onlyReplies (boolean)

This will only show replies in the search results.

Example:

{
  "onlyReplies": true
}

removePostsWithMedia (boolean)

This will not show tweets which include any type of media.

Example:

{
  "removePostsWithMedia": true
}

onlyPostsWithMedia (boolean)

This will only show tweets which include any type of media.

Example:

{
  "onlyPostsWithMedia": true
}

removePostsWithVideo (boolean)

This will not show tweets which include a video.

Example:

{
  "removePostsWithVideo": true
}

onlyPostsWithVideo (boolean)

This will only show tweets which include a video.

Example:

{
  "onlyPostsWithVideo": true
}

removePostsWithPhotos (boolean)

This will not show tweets which include photos.

Example:

{
  "removePostsWithPhotos": true
}

onlyPostsWithPhotos (boolean)

This will only show tweets which include photos.

Example:

{
  "onlyPostsWithPhotos": true
}

linksInclude (string)

This will filter tweets by checking if the link contains a word.

Example:

{
  "linksInclude": "oscars"
}

minimumRepliesCount (integer)

This means that only tweets with at least this number of replies can be displayed.

Example:

{
  "minimumRepliesCount": 10
}

minimumRetweetsCount (integer)

This means that only tweets with at least this number of retweets can be displayed.

Example:

{
  "minimumRetweetsCount": 100
}

minimumLikesCount (integer)

This means that only tweets with at least this number of likes can be displayed.

Example:

{
  "minimumLikesCount": 520
}

geocode (lat,lng as string)

Tweets can be restricted to a specific location using the geocode. This requires the geocode from latitude and longitude. You can get these values from Google Maps or geocode.xyz.

Example:

{
  "geocode": "40.76997,-73.97225"
}

radius (integer)

The geocode also assumes a radius. This is specified in kilometers and is 10km by default.

Example:

{
  "radius": 100
}