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scripter-co/twitter-stream-bundle
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A Twitter Stream bundle for Symfony2

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Twitter Stream Bundle
=====================

[](#twitter-stream-bundle)

A Symfony bundle that connects you to Twitters stream API, currently only supporting **statuses/filter** (see )

Twitter Stream Bundle simply:

- Connects to Twitters streaming API
- Recieves any data which matches your `track` keywords.
- Triggers an event when a new Tweet is received

Version
-------

[](#version)

0.1 - Initial Release

Installation
------------

[](#installation)

Add TwitterStreamBundle to your composer.json:

```
{
    "require": {
        "scripter-co/twitter-stream-bundle": "dev-master"
    }
}

```

Get composer to fetch the package for you:

```
php composer.phar update scripter-co/twitter-stream-bundle

```

Usage
-----

[](#usage)

Craete a `command` under your bundle (e.g. `CoreBundle\Command\TwitterStreamCommand.php`) and place the :

```
$twitter_request_service = $this->container->get('scripterco_twitter_stream.request');
$twitter_request_service->setConsumerKey('KEY')
                        ->setConsumerSecret('SECRET')
                        ->setToken('TOKEN')
                        ->setTokenSecret('SECRET')
                        ->setKeywords(array(
                            'my_keyword'
                        ))
                        ->start();

```

When a tweet is found with your `my_keyword` keyword, it will trigger an event (`scripterco_twitter_stream.received`), so we need to create an event listener and add it to our services file:

`CoreBundle\EventHandler\RequestEventHandler`:

```