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ruanolucas · 2021-09-02T14:17:53.580Z

I signed up as a developer. I built an app and connected it to a TWITTER “X” account and it works perfectly! It is a BOT.

But now I need to link that BOT to another TWITTER account. I have already given it permissions but I do not see in Keys and tokens the option to obtain the Authentication Tokens that I need to configure in my BOT.

How do I link different TWITTER users on my APP?

At the moment I can’t do it and the only solution I see is to register as a DEVELOPER for every TWITTER account I have. IT’S CRAZY!

IgorBrigadir · 2021-09-02T14:21:07.269Z

No, you definitely don’t need to register another developer account - only 1 is necessary.

See here about authenticating multiple bots using the same app:

Multiple bot accounts Developer Portal

A Developer account is just a twitter account that can use developer.twitter.com to create apps etc. For convenience, when you create keys for an app on https://developer.twitter.com/en/apps it uses your account, ianskenny to create access tokens. When you authenticate calls, it has 2 parts: the consumer key & secret (that belongs to the app), and access token & secret (which belong to the twitter user) - To authenticate a new twitter user that’s not you, like a bot account, you can use https:/…

ruanolucas · 2021-09-02T15:05:40.046Z

Thanks for your comment.

Those steps with TWURL I already did. I authorized the application with the new TWITTER user and configured the PIN. That worked.

But I don’t know how to get the ACCESS TOKEN of this second TWITTER account.

In DEVELOPER DASHBOARD, only see the first TWITTER user, but not the second user that I linked.

Is there a command line in TWURL to see the access tokens from all Twitter Users?

IgorBrigadir · 2021-09-02T15:59:11.791Z

ruanolucas:

But I don’t know how to get the ACCESS TOKEN of this second TWITTER account.

Check the generated .twurlrc file - open it like any text file, but it may be “hidden” - it will contain the actual saved tokens. The developer dashboard will only show you the app owner’s tokens for convenience - not any other ones.

ruanolucas · 2021-09-02T21:25:15.000Z

IgorBrigadir:

Check the generated .twurlrc file - open it like any text file, but it may be “hidden” - it will contain the actual saved tokens. The developer dashboard will only show you the app owner’s tokens for convenience - not any other ones.

You’re awesome. That works
THANKS!

system · 2021-09-16T21:25:20.377Z

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