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[hunterlarco]

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[HunterLarco]

Absolutely! The more help the merrier 👍

Code examples and documentation are pretty minimal right now (which a few people have had questions about) most of the params are documented on twitter's website and this library serves as a convenient pass through. For example your above example can even be rewritten as:

const { data } = await client.get('tweets/search/recent', {
  query: 'PaulieScanlon',
  max_results: '100',
  tweet: {
    fields: [
      'author_id',
      'context_annotations',
      'conversation_id',
      'created_at',
      'entities',
      'geo',
      'id',
      'in_reply_to_user_id',
      'lang',
      'possibly_sensitive',
      'public_metrics',
      'referenced_tweets',
      'source,text,withheld',
    ],
  },
})

If you have ideas on how to improve the documentation and/or underlying code, please consider submitting a PR and I'll happily take a look.