liquipht

liquipht

LIght anf QUIck graPH and Timeline viewer

Description

liquipht is a golang local web server which allow to watch links data in your browser with d3js views.

	$ ./twminer -conf ./twAPI.ini -q "#pgp OR efail"

Quick start

Download your architecture liquipht version and view-vx.y.z.zip from github release. Extract view-vx.y.z.zip in same directory.

Viewer

Add a confsample.ini in current directory or use the command line to fix the path. The INI file allows to define data directory, title and colors legend.

 ./liquipht &
   |_confsample.ini
   |_views/*.html
   |  |_js/*.js

 data/
  |_ links-[time]-[group].json
  ...
  |_ links-[time]-[group].json
  |_ nodes.json

Browse http://localhost:8080

Links files

Create json links files with links-[time]-[group].json format.

Only source and target are mandatory. created_at is optional but time format is mandatory.

    {
        "source": "Some Source",
        "target": "Some Target",
        "created_at": "2018-04-29-09h51",
        "key": "any key and value"
    },

Nodes

Optional node file could be used to fix any RGB color or node size

    {
        "name": "Some Source",
        "size": 789,
        "color": "#0F0"
    },

Twitter mining

To start working with Twitter you need some API and token keys. You can create a new twitter application at https://apps.twitter.com/.

Download your architecture twmining version from github release.

C:\User\twminer-v0.0.1-win-amd64.exe -conf twitterAPI.INI -q "#someTrendingTopic"

  |_data/
     |_links-[time]-someTrendingTopic.json

Acknowledgements

This work was mostly inspired by Bob Rudis and Paul Campbell book: «21 Recipes for Mining Twitter Data with rtweet».

Licence

MIT License

Copyright (c) 2018 Yves Agostini

yves+github@yvesago.net