tweet_handler.py

from rake_nltk import Rake
import tweepy
from keyword_generator import Keyword_Generator
from search_handler import Search_Handler

class Tweet_Handler:
    def __init__(self):
        consumer_key = '6rhHP477gI9xV4Yfq61dBc1bW'
        consumer_secret = 'ZJIcQdLKyFTXqq2wYNk8VuwbIbjVX7VBXnmRl1KNCxPuuctHhN'
        access_token = '1086272151907454976-szO2NJn3e5qnXj3SeDgnJKB3sQ8OqU'
        access_token_secret = 'sl4scvVPoQqsge0tQnpYMtyrGFy8ettiNvz7sBULxKHQZ'
        auth = tweepy.OAuthHandler(consumer_key, consumer_secret)
        auth.set_access_token(access_token, access_token_secret)
        self.api = tweepy.API(auth)
    
    def Generate_Twitter_Stories(self, tweetid):
        #grab tweet based on tweet ID given
        tweet = self.api.get_status(tweetid,tweet_mode='extended')

        #rake is used as a basic word extraction
        r = Keyword_Generator();
        words = r.get_keywords(tweet.full_text.encode("ascii", "ignore"))
        string = " ".join(str(x) for x in words[:5])

        #print what words rake extracts
        #print(string)
        '''
        #make sure google search is imported
        try:
            from googlesearch import search
        except ImportError:
            print("No module name 'google' found")

        #prinout top 3 seach results from google search on the keywords rake extracted
        for j in search(string, tld='com', num=3 ,stop = 1, pause=2):
            print(j)
        '''

        search = Search_Handler()
        stories = search.do_search(string)
        #print(stories);
        #this should be a json object with three stories given. 
        return stories;