OAuth 2.0 Support

sarvaiya_nidhi · 2011-07-15T19:13:54.000Z

Does twitter support OAuth 2.0?

episod · 2011-07-15T19:22:34.000Z

We don’t support OAuth 2 yet.

We’ve been tracking the process of the specification as it evolves and have plans to support aspects of it in the future (OAuth 2.0 is really more than just a single kind of authentication). We don’t have any timeframes to share right now though.

sarvaiya_nidhi · 2011-07-15T19:35:06.000Z

ok. Thanks for the prompt reply.

emersonestrella · 2011-07-25T21:01:33.000Z

Facebook and Google Accounts are supporting it.

MrAntix · 2012-05-15T07:10:02.000Z

just bumping this one…
OAuth 2.0 simplifies so much for the dev - it would be great to see twitter supporting it

Vote for it …
https://getsatisfaction.com/twitter/topics/oauth2_for_twitter

NoobDeveloper · 2011-09-09T20:15:51.000Z

as a developer, oAuth 1.0 is way too much of headache. oAuth 2.0 is simple and easy to implement.
cmon guys, why so late ? Google and Facebook is already using it.

cab1n · 2011-09-22T01:49:45.000Z

It is almost supported already via a url like this:
https://oauth.twitter.com/2/authorize?oauth_callback_url=" + redirect + “&oauth_mode=flow_web_client&oauth_client_identifier=” + appid + “&redirect_uri=” + redirect + “&response_type=token&client_id=” + appid;

All they need to do now is not expire the token after 2 hours.

zhidkov_nick · 2011-10-04T21:39:24.000Z

Right now, I’m trying to figure out how to retrieve the URL fragment (stuff after the #) in PHP. Seems the query query string doesn’t provide access to anything after a pound sign. How can I do?

kurrik · 2011-10-04T22:44:53.000Z

The URL hash (everything after a #) is not sent to a server - you won’t be able to access it directly from a PHP script.

zhidkov_nick · 2011-10-05T06:32:56.000Z

All right. But it may be possible to get Twitter to send without the sign “#”? I could not find documentation on the site. It turns out that server programming languages can not be used when working with twitter oauth 2.0.

episod · 2011-10-05T14:58:51.000Z

We do not support OAuth 2 yet, which is why you can’t find it documented or available for flows outside of @Anywhere.

itlvkvn · 2011-10-26T06:51:13.000Z

I’m using this code above, but does not work

use Net::Twitter::Lite;

my $nt = Net::Twitter::Lite->new(
username => ‘my account’,
password => ‘my pass’
);

my $result = $nt->update(‘Hello, world!’);

response message: Basic autheticaion do not support

Please help me !

episod · 2011-10-26T15:15:05.000Z

That’s an attempt at using basic authentication, which isn’t supported. You’ll need to use a Perl library (if that’s the language you prefer) that supports OAuth. Net::Twitter supports OAuth: http://search.cpan.org/dist/Net-Twitter/

sue7979 · 2011-11-16T10:29:42.000Z

Thank-you for fixing my problem. Its working fine at the moment.

movefi · 2011-11-27T16:50:23.000Z

Any new timeframe on oAuth2 support in Twitter?

nodong_ · 2011-12-05T01:07:43.000Z

Me too, what about OAuth 2 for now?

alexcornejo · 2011-12-23T18:39:21.000Z

me too!

Veronique_BST · 2012-01-04T21:50:22.000Z

any news for Oauth 2.0?

edujose7 · 2012-01-06T02:24:41.000Z

um forte abraço

hellolaiwei · 2012-01-18T16:18:40.000Z

Any new timeframe on oAuth2?