Reputation: 23473
It looks like Twitter changed terminology over the years and did not update their docs appropriately, which leads to confusion (at least on my part).
According to https://dev.twitter.com/docs/auth/authorizing-request I need to use oauth_consumer_key
and oauth_token
.
At this time I want to access the account that is owned by the website that is making the request, so I am not trying to get a token for a website user, but instead use the tokens provided by Twitter for the Application.
In the Application details page, I have values for API key
, API secret
, Access token
, and Access token secret
Can you tell me how these keys/secrets map to the oauth_consumer_key
and oauth_token
? And what are the other two used for?
Thanks!
Upvotes: 1
Views: 884
Reputation: 23473
OK, I figured it out.
It looks like Consumer
maps to API
and Access Token
maps to OAuth Token
, so to clarify:
oauth_consumer_key
: API Key
oauth_token
: Access Token
Consumer secret
: API Secret
OAuth token secret
: Access Token Secret
Upvotes: 4