@SaidSSSR@rstatstweet for now quote_of_tweet_id is not supported yet but compatible, will be adding it soon i the next update!
here is an example of a quote_of_tweet_id: 1599846471515660288 https://t.co/NLSB1hz3Yc
@SaidSSSR@rstatstweet regarding your question, the query parameter supports operators that works on twitter advanced search. for filters the package include most of them but the function get_tweets() doesnโt perform search by id for an individual post, it just get tweets based on the function params..
@SaidSSSR@rstatstweet .. sinceย it needs other cookies parameters which the browser dynamically generates for a guess user.
Based on these, the code emulates a private session at first by sending http requests with cookies and headers required to fetch the twitter protected ressources.
@SaidSSSR@rstatstweet The permission you were referring to is simply a static, non-user specific token that is generated by the server response, where in this case the bearer token is referring to guess user (anonymous user). the bearer isn't sufficient by itself.
@SaidSSSR@rstatstweet The package uses the same technique of the Twint library in python. It basically performs a paginated scraping through the twitter v2 api.
Also it is recommended to specify tweets count, otherwise for popular queries it may take more time.