How I Solved my NYC Parking Problem with Python
summary
A working Python pipeline watches the @NYCASP feed and checks for "suspended" and "tomorrow" in recent-search results, then sends an SMS via Twilio when alternate-side is off so moving the car is unnecessary. Code lives at github.com/twitterdev/parking, uses the Twitter API recent search with a bearer token, parses the last ~10 tweets in pandas, and runs on a DigitalOcean server via cron (considered Lambda). It reliably produces a text when suspension appears.
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- 0:00Start
- 4:23Overview of the solution
- 6:47You will need a Twilio account. You can check out their getting started documentation on the subject.
- 18:15Conclusion
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