Using the restful twitter’s api

Using the RESTful twitter’s API

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RESTful webservices overview

Getting an authentication keyhttps://apps.twitter.com/

Application settingsKeep the "API secret" a secret. This key should never be human-readable in your application.

API key : KFjRWyt5rP4Nt7RVhMJuIbJ67

API secret : bupHFhDIv4Mg0kJeDyjSyZdTiifxQ49IsfjIvOUHTEa6Bivg91

Access level : Read-only (modify app permissions)

Owner : idriss_neumann

Owner ID : 1166021798

Your access tokenThis access token can be used to make API requests on your own account's behalf. Do not share your access token secret with

anyone.

Access token : 1166021798-un86dhE3EJJ3HXa975lBVpAFovLS5aq1YMHY3bH

Access token secret : UOvHvCfoJoVTODWeTuaI5qcMhgcf2gWPpYqQ7lUuvhtSZ

Access level : Read-only

Owner : idriss_neumann

Owner ID : 1166021798

Getting an access token

Example of webservices❖❖

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Lightweight sample of use with PHP / CURL

Lightweight sample of use with PHP / CURL

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