Split And Store The Different Language Tweets In Blob Storage Using Azure Logic App

Azure Logic Apps

Logic App is a cloud-based service that allows us to react to an event in one service (such as SharePoint online) and do something with the data from that event into another service (such as Twitter). It makes it practical and simple for business processes. The users build workflows that automatically perform some business tasks and processes across applications and services. We can connect our business-critical apps and services with Azure Logic Apps, automating our workflows without writing a single line of code.

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Prerequisites

• Microsoft Azure Account

Follow the below steps to build a Workflow using a template.

Step 1

• Log into https://portal.azure.com/.
• In the dashboard, choose to create a resource and click on Integration. Now, select "Logic App".

Step 2

Enter the name you want to assign to the logic. Select the subscription and resource group where you organize the related resources and location where your logic app is stored. Then, click on "Create".

Here is the dashboard. Click "Logic App Designer".

Step 3 - Choosing the template

Now, choose the template "Blank Logic App".

Step 4 - Mapping the Twitter account

• Search for twitter

• Choose the triggers

• Next, we sign in.

• We give permission to access our accounts.

• Next, set the Specific Keyword ( Eg. #cognitiveinlogicapp) which you want to store that specific tweet to Blob. And then, give the time interval and frequency for checking the workflow as three seconds.

Step 5

Configure the Text Analytics for detecting the Language of the tweet.

• Search for Azure Cognitive service for Language.

• Choose the Action.

We will get

• After that, Configure with Azure Cognitive service for Language – Account Key & URL.

• Configure the conditions like document id as Tweet id and document text as Tweet text.

Step 6 - Configure the Condition.

• Configure the condition

• Then,

• Now, it looks like this

• Choose a value as name and its equal to English

• Next, click on add an action in True

• Configure blob storage

• Choose the action

• Now, it look like this

• Add the folder path as twitterinenglish

• Then, choose blob name and blob content

• Now, configure False condition

• Choose Azure blob storage

• Choose an action

• Mapping the folder to twitter in other language container

Now, the Condition will look like this,

• The final workflow will be like this.

Now, let us save and run the workflow.

Output

Run the Logic App

Its successfully run

Expand the Detect Language

Expand the condition block

Just refresh the blob storage to see the result. Now, copy the link

Summary

I hope you understood how to split and store the different language tweets in blob storage Using Azure Logic App. Stay tuned for more Logic App articles.