Since Twitter has changed its API I haven't yet coded anything that pulls in Twitter feeds.
How can I pull in my last tweet to my website and have it styled the way I want to like I used to be able to do before the change.
Assuming your website is developped in PHP, and you already have created your Twitter App, and generated the API and oAuth credentials here :
https://apps.twitter.com/
-> take a look here this is what you wanna do :
https://github.com/J7mbo/twitter-api-php/blob/master/index.php
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Background:
I'm using the react-boilerplate to build a personal website, and I would like to display my latest tweet in the footer. I do not want the embedded card, only the tweet itself (similar to the Momentum extension).
This appears to be what I am looking for:
https://dev.twitter.com/rest/reference/get/statuses/user_timeline
Question:
How is my website supposed to authenticate with the Twitter API, without including the authentication data in the website's codebase?
Should I have an app in the middle that processes the requests, or is it possible for my website to directly retrieve my latest tweet each time a user accesses my page?
Thanks
I want to display a instagram hashtag stream of photos on my app. But when I choose I want to display hashtag content and public content on my website to submit for review it says This use case is not supported. So how to achieve if I want to show pictures of a specific hashtag?Right now I haven't implemented any of the code in my project regarding this. But I've downloaded this library and I changed it's client_id to test. If it works successfully I'll implement it in my project.
The library you are using is old and does not support the Instagram API changes of June 1, 2016.
The library is still using client_id to make API calls which is no longer supported, you need a valid access_token to make API calls.
Is it possible, using Twitter's Web Intents, to have a link that when clicked :
Opens a popup to send a tweet containing the link I have chosen (no problem so far, I have tried that and it works)
Then, once the tweet is sent, calls a js or php script ?
Twitter's Tweet Web Intent doesn't provide this functionality. You'd have to build a solution using either the REST or Streaming APIs. Even that would only work if the user's Tweets are public, or if they give you read access to their timeline.
I'm going to create a page which will download user's activity and save it in an .xml file because my iphone app needs to process it. The problem is that I cannot prompt the user for login-password... so I was wondering if there is a sort of permanent key that I can use to access into linkedin and gplus?
Thank you.
Google+
I can field the Google+ part of your question :)
You can access your users' public activity using the REST API's activity list method. To identify who they are you'll need to send them through an OAuth flow during which they will authorize you to know who they are on Google+.
The best way to get started doing server side OAuth flows in Google+ is to grab one of the starter projects and go through the included readme. That will give you a working project to copy code out of, or develop upon.
I'd include a code sample to show you how it works, but I don't know what would best apply to your back end :)
Linkedin
I'm far from an expert on their APIs, but it looks like the flow would be similar using OAuth.
I am an iOS developer and I am writing an app which needs to take statuses from my Facebook page and and display them in my app.
Does the Facebook API support that?
If it does, can anyone give a link for some tutorials or explain how can I make this?
I know that API supports an RSS feed but i don't found how to feed my statuses.
If you're using a Facebook page, you can easily use the graph API to query for posts made by that page. For example, for Starbucks:
http://graph.facebook.com/Starbucks/posts
You can simply load this in your browser to see the format the data comes back in, and all that's needed to access this data is a simple HTTP request. You can replace Starbucks with your Page's ID or username to get your Page's posts. These come back in JSON, which should be fairly easy to handle on your end.
Yes, the Facebook Graph API allows you to access your profile and extract any information you'd like from it.