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Some very rough test scripts for hitting up the OAuth endpoints.
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Note: this works best if you register an OAuth application, leaving
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the callback URL blank.
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Put your instance info and consumer key and secret in oauth.ini
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Example usage:
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php getrequesttoken.php
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Gets and request token, token secret and a url to authorize it. Once
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you get the token/secret you can exchange it for an access token...
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php exchangetokens.php --oauth_token=b9a79548a88c1aa9a5bea73103c6d41d --token_secret=4a47d9337fc0202a14ab552e17a3b657
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Once you have your access token, go ahead and try an protected API
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resource:
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php verifycreds.php --oauth_token=cf2de7665f0dda0a82c2dc39b01be7f9 --token_secret=4524c3b712200138e1a4cff2e9ca83d8
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