Can anyone tell me how i can get 'Tumblr' access token using oAuth 1.0 or 2. I've read tumblr documentation but i think there is no proper documentation of authentication. I also worked on Instagram, linkedin and etc using oAuth, but cant understand Tumblr authentication steps. And don't want use tumblr 'sdk' or sample app.
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Given that I have mobile app which integrated with Google and Facebook login, how do I use Google and Facebook authentication in the Micronaut REST API? In the future, the mobile app will allow user to register (create new account) besides social login.
Thanks for writing the following articles:
https://guides.micronaut.io/micronaut-oauth2-oidc-google/guide/index.html
https://guides.micronaut.io/micronaut-oauth2-cognito/guide/index.html
Both articles above mentioned "Micronaut extracts the JWT from the Cookie and validates the JWT signature with the remote Json Web Key Set..."
Currently, the mobile apps has the access token return from Facebook OAuth2 and Google OAuth2, can't I simply pass the access token as bearer token for authentication?
I believe I'm missing some dots here, please advise.
Appreciate if you could point me to the right direction.
Thank you very much.
I have had a search around stackoverflow, but was unable to find an answer to my question, so I thought I'd ask.
I'm currently working on an iOS app where I would like to get a feed of a public timeline without the user of the app being required to have a twitter account.
I am successfully able to do this using twitters v1.0 of the API and all works perfectly. Simply making a request to http://api.twitter.com/1/statuses/user_timeline.json?screen_name=username retrieves all the information that I require.
However, since v1.0 has been deprecated and V1.1 requires authentication for each request, I get a bad authorization error using this API. Having looked at the Twitter documentation and how to generate OAuth request headers, I don't fully understand the "Getting a signing key" section of the documentation in the link below. (this is my first time working with Twitter's API and OAuth, I'm trying to gain a good understanding, before I start the implementation)
https://dev.twitter.com/docs/auth/creating-signature
As I understand it, the consumer secret can be found when logging into twitter.com/apps but I'm not sure where I would get the "OAuth Token Secret" in order to generate a valid signing key.
Since this is an iOS app, I know I could use the TWRequest class, but to my understanding, this would require the user to have twitter setup on their device.
I hope the above makes sense and any help would be appreciated.
Thanks
If you go to the Twitter application you have set up https://dev.twitter.com/apps
You should see your Access token secret under the heading Your access token. If you don't see this then you probably haven't generated an access token yet.
I am writing a custom API for twitter which will be used in Twitter for iPhone. what's the response my third-party API gives to twitter can make twitter think the user is logged in.
I know the twitter for iPhone auth step is using XAuth to /oauth/access_token, when it is set my API, I will gives the response 'oauth_token=191074378-1GWuHmFyyKQUKWV6sR6EEzSCdLGnhqyZFBqLagHp&oauth_token_secret=NpCkpRRC5hGEtikMLnQ2eEcEZ0SIVF5Hb2ZgIwmYgdA&user_id=191074378&screen_name=oauth_test_exec&x_auth_expires=0' directly to twitter for iPhone. but twitter tells me server intern error rather than a correct response. what is the incorrect part ?
Now that you have revealed your OAuth tokens anyone can copy them and use them to violate the Twitter TOS. You should go to dev.twitter.com and reset your OAuth tokens immediately. This is why it is called and OAuth Secret.
Im having a bit of trouble figuring out how to get an OAuth access token for a Yahoo user who has created an account with Google or Facebook Sign-in. I've followed the OAuth flow described in the documentation, however this seems to only apply to users who have created a Yahoo account directly.
Has anyone else had trouble getting an access token for a user who has used Google or Facebook to sign into Yahoo?
I've looked at the OAuth + OpenID flow but I'm having trouble at the point where I should perform discovery. How would one receive an request_token for yahoo with a user who signs in via a Google OpenID?
Anyone else experienced this issue?
The only way I can see this happening is if Yahoo at some point allows Facebook and Google authentication in the OAuth authorization step. That would at least be the simplest way forward for an API consumer application.
The OAuth + OpenID flow will not help you I am afraid, it only works for Yahoo OpenIDs. I guess it could at least theoretically work for Google OpenIDs (if Yahoo implemented that), but Facebook is not even an OpenID provider.
I think Yahoo's stance on this is sound. They provide API access to users that they themselves have provisioned. I don't think you will find many API providers out there who will have a different strategy.
I'm now dealing with twitter API and my app posts some text to twitter. I managed to get acces to my twitter and i can post now to my twitter using ma app's consumer key and consuer secret, also using my access key and access token for authenticate me. But how do I post messages to someone else's twitter knowing only his password and login? Do I need somehow to get his access key and access token? How?
previously it was possible to post Tweet remotely using username and password. This can not be done anymore.
All methods of status update using curl / json are deprecated and not functioning.
Twitter requires you to use OAuth 100% of the time now.