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If you have landed on this blog from a Google search of “Repairing my Twitter feed with API v1.1” or something similar, you will probably already know this if you haven’t realised, and have used our previous tutorial to add a twitter feed to your site in the past. Please watch the below tutorial to learn how to fix it and get a twitter. Create a Twitter App for authenticating using Twitter API v1.1. Please read this article to know how to do that. Connect to the app using a library in the language of your choice. This article describes how to connect your Twitter app to get the user's Tweets via PHP. We will be using the twitteroauth library written for PHP to implement this.
As Twitter switched off version 1.0 of their API on June 2013. I have to rewrite code for fetching tweets containing a specific hashtag by using new v1.1 api which needs OAuth. So, I have used (. In this tutorial I am going to describe a straightforward way of how to make use of Twitter’s REST API v1.1.For that purpose I composed a little package (RTwitterAPI), so that requesting data just needs the API URL, the API parameters and a vector containing the OAuth parameters.Before you can get started you have to login to your Twitter account on dev.twitter.com, create an.
Twitter decommissioned v1 of its API in June 2013. The new version, v1.1, enforces Authentication and Display requirements. Currently my interest is in accessing tweets by certain users or in certain subject areas. Previously this involved the ASIHTTPRequest
methods. I would request twitter data via code such as Alpha omega 1 2.
methods. I would request twitter data via code such as Alpha omega 1 2.
where the string ‘feed’ was of the form say,
Pixelmator 3 4. @”http://search.twitter.com/search.json?q=westernbulldogs%20OR%20from%3Awesternbulldogs”
When the request finished a method then parsed the resulting data as follows:
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The process of accessing tweets is now more involved. The instructions at https://dev.twitter.com/docs/auth/application-only-auth
were quite helpful and I will summarise the steps I took.
were quite helpful and I will summarise the steps I took.
Each app needs to be given a consumer key and consumer secret. The developer arranges this by creating and logging into her twitter developer account
at dev.twitter.com and creating a new application at https://dev.twitter.com/apps. Once this is done the key and secret can be viewed by selecting the app.
at dev.twitter.com and creating a new application at https://dev.twitter.com/apps. Once this is done the key and secret can be viewed by selecting the app.
The first step in setting up a twitter request is to use the key and secret to obtain a ‘bearer token’. The key and secret are first encoded according to RFC 1738. The result is then concatenated into one string with a colon as the separator. Finally this string is then base64 encoded. A bearer token request is then made. The following method does this work (I have of course disguised the key and secret):
The connectionDidFinishLoading: method detects when the connection has finished. This method then parses the data obtained by the connection and checks to see if a bearer token was sent. If so, we can proceed to request the relevant tweets using the bearer token as the authorisation. The connectionDidFinishLoading code is as follows (tokenData is the data that the connection has provided and is collected in the connection:(NSURLConnection *)connection didReceiveData:(NSData *)data method):
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I use the requestTweets method to send a request to twitter for tweets. It looks like this:
Ytd video downloader pro 4 4 09. Again the connectionDidFinishLoading method detects when the request has finished. The data obtained is then parsed within connectionDidFinishLoading
with the following code (receivedData is the data that the getTweetsConnection has provided and is collected in the connection:(NSURLConnection *)connection didReceiveData:(NSData *)data method);
with the following code (receivedData is the data that the getTweetsConnection has provided and is collected in the connection:(NSURLConnection *)connection didReceiveData:(NSData *)data method);
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As you can see, you need to do more in v1.1 to get the same information. I have left rate limiting and display requirements out of the above to avoid
complicating matters. In short, Twitter limits the number of requests that users can make and an app needs to ensure that users are not making more requests than they should. A possible penalty for not checking this is blacklisting of the app. In addition Twitter now requires apps to display tweets in certain formats as described on the twitter developer site at https://dev.twitter.com/terms/display-requirements.
complicating matters. In short, Twitter limits the number of requests that users can make and an app needs to ensure that users are not making more requests than they should. A possible penalty for not checking this is blacklisting of the app. In addition Twitter now requires apps to display tweets in certain formats as described on the twitter developer site at https://dev.twitter.com/terms/display-requirements.