Twitter Wall using Loklak APIs
summary
A working Twitter Wall is built using Loklak’s server and its Loklak search API, a Flask front end and an Elasticsearch-backed index; setup requires cloning the loklak repo, a Gradle/Java build to start the loklak server and then running the Flask GUI on port 5000. The wall ingests event hashtags in seconds, needed no Twitter OAuth for collection, captured ~3000 tweets in 2 days at a college fest, and outputs a live screen-ready stream of tweets and avatars.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:18What is Loklak
- 2:09Problem
- 4:53Why Loklak
- 7:00How did you build your Twitter Wall
- 8:37How did you design your Twitter Wall
- 11:10Demo
- 17:35Future Plans
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