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Commits on Jan 7, 2018

  1. Adding replay_dir parameter to Api to allow testing without rate-limi… 

    …ting.

It's handy to be able to test some analysis logic without running afoul of
Twitter's rate-limiting. The staleness of the Twitter data often isn't
an issue when testing. Having a local cached copy of each
response that python-twitter could replay would avoid this problem.

This commit adds a new parameter to the Api class, called 'replay_dir'
and defaults it to None. If this parameter is specified, the Api
_RequestUrl(..) method will attempt to read the response from the
local cache dir before issuing a request to Twitter. If it does
make the request to Twitter, and replay_dir is specified, it will
save the response to disk for later replay.
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    jdcasey committed Jan 7, 2018
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