cursor (Example: AACCgACF91iNpzAJxAKAAMX3WI2nL-x4AgABAAAAA )

all of these words (Example: what’s happening · contains both “what’s” and “happening”)

This exact phrase (Example: happy hour · contains the exact phrase “happy hour”)

Any of these words (Example: cats dogs · contains either “cats” or “dogs” (or both))

None of these words (Example: cats dogs · does not contain “cats” and does not contain “dogs”)

These hashtags (Example: #ThrowbackThursday · contains the hashtag #ThrowbackThursday)

From these accounts (Example: @Twitter · sent from @Twitter)

To these accounts (Example: @Twitter · sent in reply to @Twitter)

Mentioning these accounts (Example: @SFBART @Caltrain · mentions @SFBART or mentions @Caltrain)

Minimum replies (Example: 280 · Tweets with at least 280 replies)

Minimum likes (Example: 280 · Tweets with at least 280 likes))

Minimum retweets (Example: 280 · Tweets with at least 280 likes)

start time (Example: 2020-01-01 )

end time (Example: 2021-02-02)

product type (Top Latest People Media Lists)

result count

web twitter login cookie info 'auth_token'

By default, a json string is returned. If you want to directly activate json, you can pass in the parameter "json"