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How to create a Logic App for monitoring tweets

Posted on 09/04/202409/04/2024 Raphael Gab-Momoh By Raphael Gab-Momoh No Comments on How to create a Logic App for monitoring tweets
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In this article, we shall learn how to how to create a Logic App for monitoring tweets. Logic App is a Microsoft Azure service that automates processes and integrates systems. Users can design and execute workflows through a graphical interface. Please see Set up Veeam Backup for Microsoft Azure and Move Azure Resources between Subscriptions and Perform Bulk User Operations in Azure AD

Additionally, Logic Apps follow a trigger-action model, where the workflow is initiated by a trigger, and actions are performed based on the trigger.

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Some key features of the Logic App

Connectors: Logic Apps offer a range of connectors that allow you to interact with various services and systems such as Azure services, Office 365, Salesforce, Twitter, and more.

These connectors provide pre-built functionality, eliminating the need for custom code. With Logic Apps, you can easily integrate and interact with different services, simplifying your development process.

Workflow Designer: The visual designer of Logic Apps empowers you to create workflows by dragging and dropping elements.

You can arrange actions in a specific order, incorporate conditions, loop through data collections, and handle errors, giving you complete control over the workflow design process.

Steps to create a Logic App

By utilizing the Twitter connector, you can set up a workflow within a Logic App to monitor tweets that match specific criteria.

Whenever a new tweet is posted, meeting the specified criteria, the workflow will be triggered. Here’s an example of how you can create a Logic App to effectively monitor tweets:

  • Type “logic app” in the search resource, services, and documents field, and select logic apps in the search options.
  • Create a new Logic App in the Azure portal
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Search for logic apps and select it from the options

Fill in the necessary details required to create the logic app

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Click on the create button to finalize the creation

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Wait for the Deployment to complete. To access the newly created logic app, click the go-to resource button

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Click on the go to resource button to access the newly created logic app

On the logic app page, go to Logic App Designer

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Locate logic app designer under development tools

In the Logic App Designer, the “When a new tweet is posted” trigger should be added in the “Common Triggers” section.

This trigger allows the Logic App to be activated whenever a new tweet is posted.

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Add Twitter as a trigger

Authenticate your Twitter account by providing the necessary credentials. Sign in to Twitter developer account

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Sign into Twitter
details to authenticate tweeter account with logic app
Twitter Key and Secret


From your Twitter Developer Account, you can obtain the key and secret.

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Key and secret for authenticating

We have set the trigger and action in the image below. In the parameter section on the left-hand side, we enter the text “President Tinubu.”

As a result, the system will export any tweet sent by a Twitter user that contains the keyword “President Tinubu” to a file for PowerBI Reports.

Logical-app-trigger-and-action-set

Summary

To create a tweet monitoring Logic App, connect to the Twitter service using the Twitter connector, add the “When a new tweet is posted” trigger, specify matching criteria, define desired actions, and save and enable the Logic App to begin monitoring and triggering actions for relevant tweets.

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