Iterating over the retweets from your example above got me exactly what I was looking for.
Are there api hits when I access the "Creator.FollowersCount" from the tweets returned, is there some lazy loading going on?
If I would use less api hits using twitters method of getting userid's who retweeted, then looking up the user....I'll probably go down the path, otherwise everything is working great for me.
Note: EXCELLENT api wrapper. Great Work!
Are there api hits when I access the "Creator.FollowersCount" from the tweets returned, is there some lazy loading going on?
If I would use less api hits using twitters method of getting userid's who retweeted, then looking up the user....I'll probably go down the path, otherwise everything is working great for me.
Note: EXCELLENT api wrapper. Great Work!