simplon/twitter

Twitter API Library w/ OAuth

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0.2.4 2016-03-14 10:10 UTC

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MIT fb32875a3e7090ddeac8c8fc3d2f5b8350111dd4

  • Tino Ehrich <tino.woop@bigpun.me>

httpapioauthtwitter

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Last update: 2024-11-21 00:19:14 UTC

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                           Simplon/Twitter

Intro

What is simplon/twitter?

It's a library which helps you to communicate with twitter's api. In particular it will let you generate access tokens and publish/interact with a tweet.

Any dependencies?

  • PHP 5.4
  • CURL

Install

Easy install via composer. Still no idea what composer is? Inform yourself here.

{
    "require": {
        "simplon/twitter": "*"
    }
}

Requirements

In order to interact with twitter's api you need to register your app in order to receive a consumer key and a consumer secret. Register your app at twitter's application management.

Eventually you should receive something similar to the following example:

Consumer key (apiKey): E3yaXX2LvOFXXXXikwMUyvlQD
Consumer secret (apiSecret): WkhXXZPbyFdLiHqDCkSEqJodxm5XdIPLuFNzs1sXXdv09ZXXX7

Request Access Tokens

The following lines will describe how to generate a pair of access tokens which are needed for twitter's api communication. If anything goes wrong a TwitterException will be thrown.

1. Oauth Request Token

Just follow-up with the code below. You should receive a class (OauthRequestTokenVo) which holds among other things an OauthToken. Call Twitter::getAuthenticationUrl() by passing in the mentioned token. As a result you will receive a URL - redirect the user to this url. The user will end up at twitter's authentication page and will grant you permission to access his/her profile.

require __DIR__ . '/vendor/autoload.php';

// your app's consumer tokens
$apiKey = 'E3yaXX2LvOFXXXXikwMUyvlQD';
$apiSecret = 'WkhXXZPbyFdLiHqDCkSEqJodxm5XdIPLuFNzs1sXXdv09ZXXX7';

// where should twitter redirect the user?
$callbackUrl = 'https://yourdomain.com/twitter';

// twitter session with your credentials
$twitter = new \Simplon\Twitter\Twitter($apiKey, $apiSecret);

try
{
    $oauthRequestTokenVo = $twitter->requestOauthRequestToken($callbackUrl);

    echo "Twitter redirect url:\n";
    echo $twitter->getAuthenticationUrl($oauthRequestTokenVo->getOauthToken());
    echo "\n\n";
}
catch (\Simplon\Twitter\TwitterException $e)
{
    var_dump($e->getMessage());
}

2. Oauth Access Token

When the user gave you permissions twitter will redirect to your prior defined callback url by attaching two GET parameters which looks something like the following example: ?oauth_token=AuNV9QXXXXXXelElAAABT0C1Sw4&oauth_verifier=UpVzmg0tiNXXXwuddcmIxgIb5PVuSn.

You will need both parameters to receive the user's profile data and access tokens in order to interact with his/her twitter account. The received data will be passed back as a OauthAccessTokenVo class.

YOU NEED BOTH ACCESS TOKENS: Make sure to save all data away for later use. For instance into a database.

require __DIR__ . '/vendor/autoload.php';

// your app's consumer tokens
$apiKey = 'E3yaXX2LvOFXXXXikwMUyvlQD';
$apiSecret = 'WkhXXZPbyFdLiHqDCkSEqJodxm5XdIPLuFNzs1sXXdv09ZXXX7';

// retrieved params
$oauthToken = 'AuNV9QXXXXXXelElAAABT0C1Sw4';
$oauthVerifier = 'UpVzmg0tiNXXXwuddcmIxgIb5PVuSn';

// twitter session with your credentials
$twitter = new \Simplon\Twitter\Twitter($apiKey, $apiSecret);

try
{
	// retrieve access tokens and profile data from user
	$oauthAccessTokenVo = $twitter->requestOauthAccessToken($oauthToken, $oauthVerifier);
	
	var_dump($oauthAccessTokenVo);
   
   // var_dump result would look something like this:
    
    // class Simplon\Twitter\OauthAccessTokenVo#4 (5) {
	// protected $oauthToken =>
	// string(50) "3197060333-xxxx4chX0Sega3iMF0r55PP96BAGyXXXFTwjpgW"
	// protected $oauthTokenSecret =>
	// string(45) "FeIpfZ1qK4jTaKXXXXTaQAlfny0dFgBV4K15vbnFd3XX"
	// protected $userId =>
	// string(10) "1234567899"
	// protected $screenName =>
	// string(12) "foobar user"
	// protected $xAuthExpires =>
	// string(1) "0"
	// }
}
catch (\Simplon\Twitter\TwitterException $e)
{
    var_dump($e->getMessage());
}

That's all there is. Go ahead and try to interact with twitter's api.

Interacting with Twitter's API

The following examples will show you how to publish, read and to destroy a tweet. Visit twitter's dev center to see all api resources.

Simplon/Twitter supports now as well media uploads. An example can be found at the end of the other examples.

1. Publish a tweet

require __DIR__ . '/vendor/autoload.php';

// your app's consumer tokens
$apiKey = 'E3yaXX2LvOFXXXXikwMUyvlQD';
$apiSecret = 'WkhXXZPbyFdLiHqDCkSEqJodxm5XdIPLuFNzs1sXXdv09ZXXX7';

// user's prior retrieved access tokens
$accessToken = '3197060333-xxxx4chX0Sega3iMF0r55PP96BAGyXXXFTwjpgW';
$accessSecret = 'FeIpfZ1qK4jTaKXXXXTaQAlfny0dFgBV4K15vbnFd3XX';

// twitter session with your credentials
$twitter = new \Simplon\Twitter\Twitter($apiKey, $apiSecret);

try
{
	// bind user account to twitter session
	$twitter->setOauthTokens($accessToken, $accessSecret);
	
	// publish tweet
	$response = $twitter->post('statuses/update', ['status' => 'My first tweet!']);
	
	// should hold all tweet specific data in an array
	var_dump($response); // $response['id'] holds the tweet ID
}
catch (\Simplon\Twitter\TwitterException $e)
{
    var_dump($e->getMessage());
}

2. Read a tweet

You will need a tweet ID in order to load its data.

require __DIR__ . '/vendor/autoload.php';

// your app's consumer tokens
$apiKey = 'E3yaXX2LvOFXXXXikwMUyvlQD';
$apiSecret = 'WkhXXZPbyFdLiHqDCkSEqJodxm5XdIPLuFNzs1sXXdv09ZXXX7';

// user's prior retrieved access tokens
$accessToken = '3197060333-xxxx4chX0Sega3iMF0r55PP96BAGyXXXFTwjpgW';
$accessSecret = 'FeIpfZ1qK4jTaKXXXXTaQAlfny0dFgBV4K15vbnFd3XX';

// twitter session with your credentials
$twitter = new \Simplon\Twitter\Twitter($apiKey, $apiSecret);

try
{
	// bind user account to twitter session
	$twitter->setOauthTokens($accessToken, $accessSecret);
	
	// load tweet data by ID
	$response = $twitter->get('statuses/show/633611781445959680');
	
	// should hold all tweet specific data in an array
	var_dump($response);
}
catch (\Simplon\Twitter\TwitterException $e)
{
    var_dump($e->getMessage());
}

3. Destroy a tweet

You will need a tweet ID in order to destroy it.

require __DIR__ . '/vendor/autoload.php';

// your app's consumer tokens
$apiKey = 'E3yaXX2LvOFXXXXikwMUyvlQD';
$apiSecret = 'WkhXXZPbyFdLiHqDCkSEqJodxm5XdIPLuFNzs1sXXdv09ZXXX7';

// user's prior retrieved access tokens
$accessToken = '3197060333-xxxx4chX0Sega3iMF0r55PP96BAGyXXXFTwjpgW';
$accessSecret = 'FeIpfZ1qK4jTaKXXXXTaQAlfny0dFgBV4K15vbnFd3XX';

// twitter session with your credentials
$twitter = new \Simplon\Twitter\Twitter($apiKey, $apiSecret);

try
{
	// bind user account to twitter session
	$twitter->setOauthTokens($accessToken, $accessSecret);
	
	// destroy tweet by ID
	$response = $twitter->get('statuses/destroy/633611781445959680');
	
	// should hold all tweet specific data in an array
	var_dump($response);
}
catch (\Simplon\Twitter\TwitterException $e)
{
    var_dump($e->getMessage());
}

4. Uploand and tweet an image

require __DIR__ . '/vendor/autoload.php';

// your app's consumer tokens
$apiKey = 'E3yaXX2LvOFXXXXikwMUyvlQD';
$apiSecret = 'WkhXXZPbyFdLiHqDCkSEqJodxm5XdIPLuFNzs1sXXdv09ZXXX7';

// user's prior retrieved access tokens
$accessToken = '3197060333-xxxx4chX0Sega3iMF0r55PP96BAGyXXXFTwjpgW';
$accessSecret = 'FeIpfZ1qK4jTaKXXXXTaQAlfny0dFgBV4K15vbnFd3XX';

// twitter session with your credentials
$twitter = new \Simplon\Twitter\Twitter($apiKey, $apiSecret);

try
{
	// bind user account to twitter session
	$twitter->setOauthTokens($accessToken, $accessSecret);
	
	// upload image
	$response = $twitter->upload('http://example-image.png'); 

	// should hold all media specific data in an array
	var_dump($response); // $response['media_id'] holds the media ID
	
	// publish tweet w/ media
	$response = $twitter->post('statuses/update', ['status' => 'Crazy summer vacation!', 'media_ids' => $response['media_id']);
	
	// should hold all tweet specific data in an array
	var_dump($response); // $response['id'] holds the tweet ID
}
catch (\Simplon\Twitter\TwitterException $e)
{
    var_dump($e->getMessage());
}

License

simplon/twitter is freely distributable under the terms of the MIT license.

Copyright (c) 2015 Tino Ehrich (tino@bigpun.me)

Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:

The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.

THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.