How to analyze the sentiment of your own Tweets
Tweets combined with a sentiment score can give you a gauge of your Tweets in a quantitative way. To put some data behind the question of how you are feeling, you can use Python. This code sample uses the Recent Search endpoint of Twitter Developer Labs and Microsoft Azure's Text Analytics Cognitive Service to detect languages and determine sentiment scores.
For this code to run you will need to set up a configuration file with your secrets, a sample of this can be found under config.yaml. Be sure to add your config.yaml to your .gitignore and check out our guide on securing keys and tokens.
For a step by step guide be sure to take a look at the blog post on the subject.
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