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# __init__.py
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# This file makes the directory a Python package.
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# You can import functions from your modules here to make them
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# available at the package level.
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# Assuming your first file (with LinkedIn data processing) is named 'linkedin_data_handler.py'
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# and your second file (with Bubble API calls) is named 'bubble_api_handler.py'.
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# Please change these names if your files are named differently.
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# --- Imports from linkedin_data_handler.py ---
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try:
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from .linkedin_data_handler import (
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extract_text_from_mention_commentary,
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get_post_media_category,
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fetch_linkedin_posts_core,
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fetch_comments,
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analyze_sentiment,
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compile_detailed_posts,
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prepare_data_for_bubble,
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fetch_linkedin_mentions_core,
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analyze_mentions_sentiment,
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compile_detailed_mentions,
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prepare_mentions_for_bubble,
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)
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except ImportError as e:
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print(f"Warning: Could not import from linkedin_data_handler.py: {e}")
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# You might want to define placeholder functions or raise an error
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# if these are critical and the file is missing.
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# --- Imports from bubble_api_handler.py ---
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try:
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from .bubble_api_handler import (
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fetch_linkedin_token_from_bubble,
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fetch_linkedin_posts_data_from_bubble,
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bulk_upload_to_bubble,
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update_record_in_bubble,
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)
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except ImportError as e:
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print(f"Warning: Could not import from bubble_api_handler.py: {e}")
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# --- __all__ definition (optional but good practice) ---
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# This defines which symbols are imported when a user does `from your_package_name import *`
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# It's generally recommended to be explicit with imports, but __all__ can be useful.
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__all__ = [
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# Functions from linkedin_data_handler
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"extract_text_from_mention_commentary",
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"get_post_media_category",
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"fetch_linkedin_posts_core",
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"fetch_comments",
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"analyze_sentiment",
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"compile_detailed_posts",
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"prepare_data_for_bubble",
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"fetch_linkedin_mentions_core",
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"analyze_mentions_sentiment",
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"compile_detailed_mentions",
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"prepare_mentions_for_bubble",
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# Functions from bubble_api_handler
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"fetch_linkedin_token_from_bubble",
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"fetch_linkedin_posts_data_from_bubble",
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"bulk_upload_to_bubble",
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"update_record_in_bubble",
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]
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