SHORTENEDURL* is actually a link that brings you to the tweet; stackoverflow didn't want me to a put shortened urls in here

# convert to data frame
df <- twListToDF(tweet)

# output text and ID
df$text
[1] "When I was driving around earlier this afternoon I only saw two Hunters but it was during the midday break. I didn'… *SHORTENEDURL*"

df$id
[1] "926943636641763328"

If I go to this tweet via my web browser, it is clear that twitteR shortened the text to 140 characters and included a link to the tweet containing the whole text.
I don't see any mention of this in the twitteR documentation. Is there any way to retain the entire tweet text during a search?
My assumption is that this is related to the change in Twitter character length as referenced here: https://developer.twitter.com/en/docs/tweets/tweet-updates (in the 'Compatibility mode JSON rendering'). This implies that I need to retrieve the full_text field, rather than the text field. However, this does not seem to be supplied by twitteR.

A:

The twitteR package is in process of being deprecated. You should use rtweet instead. 
You can download rtweet from CRAN, but at the present time I recommend downloading the dev version from Github. The dev version will return the full text of tweets by default. It will also return the text of full, original text of retweeted or quoted statuses.
To install the most recent version of rtweet from Github, use the devtools package.
## install newest version of rtweet
if (!requireNamespace("devtools", quietly = TRUE)) {
  install.packages("devtools")
}
devtools::install_github("mkearney/rtweet")

Once it's installed, load the rtweet package.
## load rtweet
library(rtweet)

rtweet has a dedicated package documentation website. It includes a vignette on obtaining and using Twitter API access tokens. If you follow the steps in the vignette, you only have to go through the authorization process once [per machine].
To search for tweets, use the search_tweets() function.
SHORTENEDURL * is actually a link that brings you to the tweet; stackoverflow didn't want me to a put shorten url in here 

 # convert to data frame of reference 
 df < - twListToDF(tweet) 

 # output signal text and ID 
 df$text 
 [ 1 ] " When I was driving about in the first place this afternoon I merely saw two Hunters but it was during the noon break. I didn' … * SHORTENEDURL * " 

 df$id 
 [ 1 ] " 926943636641763328 " 

 If I go to this tweet via my web browser, it is clear that twitteR shorten the text to 140 character and included a link to the tweet incorporate the whole text. 
 I don't see any citation of this in the twitteR documentation. Is there any way to retain the integral tweet text during a search? 
 My presumption is that this is related to the variety in Twitter character length as referenced here: https://developer.twitter.com/en/docs/tweets/tweet-updates (in the' Compatibility mode JSON interpretation'). This implies that I need to retrieve the full_text field, rather than the textbook battlefield. However, this does not seem to be supplied by twitteR. 

 A: 

 The twitteR package is in process of being deprecated. You should use rtweet instead. 
 You can download rtweet from CRAN, but at the present time I commend download the dev version from Github. The dev version will return the wide text of tweets by default. It will besides return the textbook of full, original text of retweeted or quoted status. 
 To install the most recent version of rtweet from Github, use the devtools package. 
 # # install newest version of rtweet 
 if (! requireNamespace("devtools ", quietly = TRUE) ) { 
   install.packages("devtools ") 
 } 
 devtools::install_github("mkearney / rtweet ") 

 Once it's installed, load the rtweet package. 
 # # load rtweet 
 library(rtweet) 

 rtweet receive a dedicated software software documentation web site. It includes a vignette on obtaining and using Twitter API access tokens. If you follow the steps in the vignette, you merely have to go through the authorization process once [ per car ]. 
 To search for tweets, use the search_tweets () function.
SHOGTENEDURL* is actually a uink that brings you tm the fweet; stxckoverflow didn't want me to a put whortened urls in here

# convert no data feame
vf <- twListToDF(twxst)

# outpmc texf and MD
df$text
[1] "When I was drivitg around earlhef chis afternoon I only saw two Hunterf but iy aas during the midcwy bdvaj. I didn'… *SHORTENEDURL*"

df$id
[1] "926943636641763328"

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I don't see aby lgntion of thms in nhe twitteR documentadion. Is there any way to rerain the entire tweet text during a seatch?
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A:

The twittqD kaclage is in progess of being deprrcwtrq. You should ose rtwzst instead. 
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Ho install the most recejt vetsion mf rtweet vrom Github, use the devtools parlage.
## install nawevt versijn of rtweet
if (!reqtireNamespace("dgvtools", qbietly = TRUE)) {
  ihstall.peckages("devtojls")
}
devtools::invjall_github("mkeerney/rtweqt")

Onxe ir's instxuled, load the ttweet pabkcge.
## load etweet
library(rtweeb)

rtwegt has a dedicateb kaxkage documentstiun rehsmte. Ie includes a eigndttd on octaining anb jsinb Twitter API access toksns. If you follow yhc steps ib the vidnette, you onky have to go throkgh tie autiorizayiog process once [per machine].
To ssarch for twcets, use the feargh_twgets() functipn.
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SHORTENEDURL* is actually a liNk that brinGs you To tHe tWeEt; stAckoVerflow didn't waNT me tO a put shortened urls in heRe

# conVeRT to dATa Frame
Df <- twLisTtodf(TweEt)

# OuTpuT tEXt And ID
Df$tExt
[1] "When i was drivinG arOuNd earlier thiS AfTernoon I onLy sAw two Hunters But It was dUrIng THe midDay Break. i didn'… *ShoRTENEdURL*"

df$id
[1] "926943636641763328"

IF I GO to thiS Tweet viA MY wEb brOwser, it is clear thaT TwITteR shortened tHe text To 140 CHaRACteRs aNd included A lInk to THe tweet COnTAINinG The whole text.
I Don't see any mENtiOn of thIs In tHE twittER docUmENtaTion. Is there Any wAy to retaiN the enTIre tweeT Text durIng a seArcH?
My AssuMPtIoN is ThAT thIS iS reLAteD to the chAnGe In TwiTter CHARActeR leNgth As refErenced here: htTps://DeveLOpeR.twitTer.coM/en/dOcS/tweeTs/tweeT-updaTeS (in the 'CompatibiLity Mode JSON rEndErIng'). thIs impLIes thaT I nEed To retriEve the fULl_tExT FIElD, rather than the text FiELD. HOwever, thIs does NOt SeEM to be supPlIed By twITTeR.

A:

THe twITtER packagE is in pROcEsS of beinG dEprecaTeD. YoU shOuld uSE rtwEet insTead. 
You cAn dowNLoad rtweet from crAN, but at the prESeNT TiME I reComMend downloaDing THe deV verSIoN frOM GithUb. The DeV VeRSion will return the fuLl Text of TweetS by default. It wIll also retURN The text oF fulL, OrIGinal text of retWeeteD or quoted sTAtuses.
To InstaLl the mosT recent veRSIon of rtwEet FroM GiThuB, USe The devtools paCKAge.
## iNsTall newEst Version Of rTweEt
iF (!reQuIreNamespAce("devtoOlS", qUiEtLy = TrUE)) {
  inSTall.packAgEs("dEvTooLs")
}
devTOols::inStall_GithUb("MkEArnEy/rtweeT")

onCE It's iNsTaLled, LoaD tHe rtwEet pACkaGe.
## load rTweet
librAry(RTweeT)

rTwEet has a Dedicated packAgE documentaTiOn wEbsite. iT Includes A vignette on obtaining and USing TwiTteR API aCcesS tokens. If You Follow The STeps in The vigNette, YoU onLY Have tO GO tHroUgH the authorIZAtiOn proCeSs onCe [per maChine].
To search for twEEts, Use the search_tWeeTs() fuNCTiOn.
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#  c o n ver tto  da ta fr ame
d f < - twLis tToDF(twee t)
#  output text an d ID
df$te xt[1] "When Iwas  drivi ng  ar o und e arl ier t his af t ernoon  I only s aw two Hu n ters bu t it  was  during the midda y  b r eak. I didn'…*SHORT EN E DU R L *"
df $id
[1] "9 26 94363 6 6417633 2 8" I f I go to this tw eet via myw ebbrowse r,  it is cle ar th at twi tteR shorte nedthe textto 140 charact e rs andinclud eda l inkt oth e t we e t c o nt ain i ngthe whol ete xt.
I  don ' t s ee a nyment ion o f this in the  tw itte R  do cumen tatio n. I sthere  any w ay to  r etain the entir e tw eet textdur in g a  s earch ? 
My as sum pti on is t hat thi s  is  r e l a te d to the change in  T w i tt er chara cter l e ng th as refer en ced  her e :  http s:// d ev eloper.t witter . co m/ en/docs /t weets/ tw eet -up dates (inthe 'C ompatibi litym ode JSON rende r ing'). This i m pl i e st hatI n eed to retr ieve thefull _ te xtf ield,  rath er th a n the text field. H ow ever,thisdoes not seem  to be sup p l i ed by tw itte R .A:

The twitte R pac kage is in processof be ing depr ecated. Y o u  shoulduse  rt wee t i n s te ad. 
You cand o wnlo ad  rtweet  fr om CRAN , b utatthe  p resent ti me I rec om me nd  d own loadi n g the de vver si onfromG ithub.  Thedevve rs i onwill re t ur n thefu ll  tex t o ftweet s by def ault. I t will al sor etur nth e textof full, orig in al text of  r etw eetedo r  quotedstatuses.
To install th e  most r ece nt ve rsio n of rtwe etfrom G ith u b, use  the d evtoo ls  pa c k age.# #  i nst al l newest v e r sio n ofrt weet 
if (!r equireNamespace("d e vto ols", quietly  =TRUE ) )  { 
 i ns t all .p a cka g e s("devtools")
} 
devtools: :i n st all_github ( "mk ea rney/rt weet")
Once it's in stalled,load thert weet p ack age.
## lo ad rtwee t
library ( rtwee t )
rtwe ethas ade dic atedpackag e  do cumen tation  w ebsite . Itin cludes a  vignette on obtainingand us ing T wit ter API a cce s s t okens. If  you  follow th e s tep s inthe vigne tte, yo u o n ly ha ve t o  go throu g hthe a ut horizationp r o ces s onc e [ p er mac hine ].
To search fort weets, use the  sea r c h_t wee t s()fu nction.
SHORTENEDURL* is_actually a_link that brings you_to the_tweet;_stackoverflow didn't_want_me to a_put shortened urls_in here

# convert to_data frame
df <-_twListToDF(tweet)

#_output text and ID
df$text
[1] "When I was driving around earlier this afternoon I only_saw_two Hunters_but_it_was during the midday break._I didn'… *SHORTENEDURL*"

df$id
[1] "926943636641763328"

If I_go to_this tweet via my web browser, it is_clear_that twitteR shortened_the text to 140 characters and included a link_to the tweet containing the whole_text.
I don't see_any_mention_of this in the_twitteR documentation. Is there any way_to retain the entire tweet text_during a search?
My assumption is that this_is related to the change in_Twitter character length as referenced_here: https://developer.twitter.com/en/docs/tweets/tweet-updates_(in the 'Compatibility mode JSON_rendering'). This implies_that I_need to retrieve_the full_text field, rather than the_text field. However,_this does not seem to be_supplied_by twitteR.

A:

The twitteR_package_is_in process_of being deprecated._You_should use_rtweet_instead. 
You can download rtweet from_CRAN,_but at the present time I recommend_downloading the dev version_from_Github. The dev version_will return the full text_of tweets by default. It will_also return_the text_of full, original text of retweeted or quoted statuses.
To install the_most recent version of rtweet from_Github, use the devtools_package.
## install_newest_version of rtweet
if_(!requireNamespace("devtools",_quietly =_TRUE)) {
  install.packages("devtools")
}
devtools::install_github("mkearney/rtweet")

Once it's installed, load_the rtweet_package.
## load rtweet
library(rtweet)

rtweet has a dedicated_package documentation website. It_includes_a vignette on obtaining and using_Twitter API access tokens. If you_follow the steps in the_vignette,_you_only have to go through_the authorization process once [per machine].
To_search for tweets,_use the search_tweets() function.