Issues with extracting location information

[maxerdemandi]

Hi all,

I'm using the tweet.place command to get the geolocation information of a tweet but having issues parsing the value that I get (included below) to extract 'full_name' and 'coordinates' and save them in their respective columns in csv.

Place(_api=<tweepy.api.API object at 0x7fed42e02f40>, id='36b9518ae4e9e210', url='https://api.twitter.com/1.1/geo/id/36b9518ae4e9e210.json', place_type='city', name='Pharr', full_name='Pharr, TX', country_code='US', country='United States', contained_within=[], bounding_box=BoundingBox(_api=<tweepy.api.API object at 0x7fed42e02f40>, type='Polygon', coordinates=[[[-98.220006, 26.085485], [-98.15929, 26.085485], [-98.15929, 26.2503244], [-98.220006, 26.2503244]]]), attributes={})

Does anyone have a solution?

[jiyoungsin]

Have you tried using the dot notation to access them?

[Harmon758]

A Place object's fields are exposed as attributes of the object in Tweepy, e.g. tweet.place.full_name.
The same applies to BoundingBox objects, e.g. tweet.place.bounding_box.coordinates.