Quick test: setup the node.js to pull the contents from twitter in a parallel, and parse the json data back,
If search, http://search.twitter.com/search.json?q=lakers&rpp=5&include_entities=true&result_type=mixed, will show lakes news.
Here is one quick code to search 5 NBA teams, and get the text back.
var async=require("async");var http=require("http"); var fs=require("fs"); function getwebPageContents(keyword,callback) { var client=http.get({"host":"search.twitter.com","port":"80", "path":"/search.json?q=" + keyword + "&rpp=5&include_entities=true&result_type=mixed" }, function(data) { var p=""; data.on("data",function(chunk) { p+=chunk; } ); data.on("end",function() { callback(null, p); }) }) } async.parallel([ function(callback){ getwebPageContents("lal",callback) }, function(callback){ getwebPageContents("lac",callback) }, function(callback){ getwebPageContents("okc",callback) }, function(callback){ getwebPageContents("mia",callback) }, function(callback){ getwebPageContents("phi",callback) } ], function(e,data) { for(p in data) { console.log( "result- " +p + " " +JSON.parse(data[p]).results[0].text); } }); |
you will get some data, like this,
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