title: Is there any way to get links, hashtags, and @names from Twitter API requests?
body: <p>I'm building a website, and I'm using the Twitter API to display data from a user's tweets. It works fine, but all the tweets are retrieved in plain text. This means that, unlike on the Twitter website, all links are simply plain text, no @names are links, and hashtags are completely static.</p>
  
  <p>I would assume that Twitter pulls out these elements using regular expressions, but not only am I fairly poor at regexes, I want the result to be as close to Twitter's implementation as possible. Is there any way to pull these from the Twitter API itself? If not, how could I get parsing as close to Twitter's as possible?</p>