#1

Have been trying for three days … generating regenerating, deleting, generating , but alwazsI get 89

> library("quanteda")
> library("tidyverse")
> library("rtweet")
> library(httr)
> appname <- "Naviì"
> myapikey <- "xxxp"
> myapisecret <- "xxx"
> myaccesstoken <- "vvvv"
> myaccesstokensecret <- "vvv"
> 
> token <-create_token(app="Navi", 
+                        consumer_key = myapikey, 
+                        consumer_secret = myapisecret, 
+                        access_token = myaccesstoken, 
+                        access_secret = myaccesstokensecret)
> get_token()
<Token>
<oauth_endpoint>
 request:   blabla request_token
 authorize: ì...blabla auth/authenticate
 access:    ... blabla oauth/access_token
<oauth_app> Navi
  key:    XYZZspf
  secret: <hidden>
<credentials> oauth_token, oauth_token_secret
---

> coro_tweets <- search_tweets("#covid19", n=1000, include_rts=FALSE, lang="it")
Warnung: 89 - Invalid or expired token.
Warnmeldung:
Invalid or expired token.
#2

If you already have an access token, you don’t need to generate it again, otherwise you may not have access to v1.1 API, which requires an elevated access account, and you’ll have to use GitHub - MaelKubli/RTwitterV2: R functions for Twitter's v2 API for v2 API

#3

Thanks! This seems to be helpful. Tried it out, and get a msg: “You need elevated access”. Ok, I will try …

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