#1

1- hello, I created an app developer account, then opened my consumer keys:

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but when I integrate with the node-red tool, I don’t get the authentication request;
2-in my node = red it appears as connected:
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someone already set up twitter with node-red can you pass me a step by step?
3-how it should be placed in the field (Callback URLs (required) ???

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thank you very much everyone!

#2

Since your consumer keys are visible in the screenshot, you will have to reset those for security.

I’m not familiar with node-red but if it doesn’t use login with twitter (your own account is already “signed in” - that’s the access token and secret belonging to you), you can disable “enable sigin in” and skip that step entirely. This guide i found didn’t mention anything about logins How to use node-red to interact with twitter

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I already have everything configured, node-red appears connected, but I don’t know why when I type in the twiter it doesn’t return me; …

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look error

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thanks my friend"!

#4

the “no such file or directory” error is a separate one for node-red it seems - i’m not sure how to fix it or if it’s relevant. “missing twitter credentials” is also a node-red error that doesn’t say what the twitter error was, if the call was attempted - but i suspect that just means the access tokens / consumer keys were not saved correctly by node-red or are somehow inaccessible? is there a way to check if the credentials are there on node-red?

A simpler GET call to GET account/verify_credentials | Docs | Twitter Developer Platform should work and return your user object - this should be a good test if your credentials and api access is working

#5

thanks i’m trying here …
but my developer account and a grant was allowed by twitter as I understand it, now is it with node-red that I should configure?

#6

Yeah, once you generated the tokens and saved them, the twitter part is done - everything else is configuring node-red somehow

#7

Have you configured both the Twitter In and the Twitter Out node with credentials? It looks like the Tweet (Twitter Out) node does not have them configured?

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