Twint: tweets replies info is not stored in the database

[Nestor75]

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Description of Issue

I am working in mysql support so I am reviewing again the code and how the info is stored in the DB.

I realized that the tweet replies info is not in the insert query, it should be in line 189 in the db.py file.

I will share the whole change I am mading with you using the pull request like you told me.

I hope having the mysql support by the end of this week.

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[pielco11]

What do you mean? Every attribute that Tweet has, it's in the entry

Can you elaborate, please?

[haccer]

lol oops, i missed that. Thanks again, for keeping an eye out @Nestor75

[pielco11]

Lol I should go to the oculist

[Nestor75]

other point about DB.

In DB.py the code for creating the followers and following tables are not the same,.

location text, is missed in the followers table info:

CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS
followers (
id integer not null,
name text,
username text not null,
bio text,

                url text,
                join_date text not null,
                join_time text not null,
                tweets integer,
                following integer,
                followers integer,
                likes integer,
                media integer,
                private text not null,
                verified text not null,
                avatar text not null,
                date_update text not null,
                follower text not null,
                PRIMARY KEY (id, username, follower)
            );