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Testing Twitter official API keys
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// npm install rem read | |
var rem = require('rem') | |
, fs = require('fs') | |
, read = require('read'); | |
var tw = rem.connect('twitter.com', '1.1') | |
, oauth = rem.oauth(tw); | |
// Add whichever API keys you want to test here. | |
// Including the iPhone/Android apps, these keys are configured as "desktop" | |
// applications, and so include an OOB token you must enter manually. | |
tw.configure({ | |
key: ... | |
secret: ... | |
}); | |
oauth.start(function(url, token, secret) { | |
console.log("Visit:", url); | |
read({ | |
prompt: "Type in the verification code: " | |
}, function (err, verifier) { | |
oauth.complete(verifier, token, secret, authorizedRequests); | |
}); | |
}); | |
function authorizedRequests (err, user) { | |
if (err) return console.log(err); | |
user('statuses/home_timeline').get(function (err, json) { | |
console.log(err, json); | |
}) | |
}; |
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