Querying Statuses

Get information on one or more tweets.

Entity: Tweet

Tweet Entity

Type: StatusType.Lookup

Parameters/Filters:

Name	Purpose	Type	Required
Expansions	Comma-separated list of expansion fields	string (ExpansionField)	no
Ids	Up to 100 comma-separated IDs to search for	string	yes
MediaFields	Comma-separated list of fields to return in the media object	string (MediaField)	no
PlaceFields	Comma-separated list of fields to return in the place object	string (PlaceField)	no
PollFields	Comma-separated list of fields to return in the poll object	string (PollField)	no
TweetFields	Comma-separated list of fields to return in the Tweet object	string (TweetField)	no
UserFields	Comma-separated list of fields to return in the User object	string (UserField)	no

const string TweetID = "1305895383260782593";

// default is id and text and this also brings in created_at and geo
string tweetFields =
	string.Join(",",
		new string[]
		{
			TweetField.CreatedAt,
			TweetField.ID,
			TweetField.Text,
			TweetField.Geo
		});

TweetQuery? tweetResponse =
	await
	(from tweet in twitterCtx.Tweets
	 where tweet.Type == TweetType.Lookup &&
		   tweet.Ids == TweetID &&
		   tweet.TweetFields == TweetField.AllFieldsExceptPermissioned &&
		   tweet.Expansions == ExpansionField.AllTweetFields &&
		   tweet.MediaFields == MediaField.AllFieldsExceptPermissioned &&
		   tweet.PlaceFields == PlaceField.AllFields &&
		   tweet.PollFields == PollField.AllFields &&
		   tweet.UserFields == UserField.AllFields
	 select tweet)
	.SingleOrDefaultAsync();

if (tweetResponse?.Tweets != null)
	tweetResponse.Tweets.ForEach(tweet =>
		Console.WriteLine(
			$"\nUser: {tweet.ID}" +
			$"\nTweet: {tweet.Text}"));
else
	Console.WriteLine("No entries found.");

Twitter API: tweets/lookup/api-reference