Since the key of the JSON object that gets returned from the Twitter API payload is data, you need to set that as the key using the -k flag and send that to a CSV. This returns the data object of the payload which contains the Tweets and IDs.
Since the key of the JSON object that gets returned from the Twitter API payload is data, you need to set that as the key using the -k flag and send that to a CSV. This returns the data object of the payload which contains the Tweets and IDs.