This document provides instructions for setting up a Twitter bot using the Ruby twitter_oauth gem. It outlines the steps to get a consumer key and secret from Twitter, generate an authorization URL to get a PIN, exchange the PIN for access tokens, and configure the twitter_oauth client to make API calls like updates. The process involves getting credentials from Twitter and saving them in a configuration to power the bot's Twitter integration.

1. bot
Ruby twitter_oauth
Akita.m
2011.1.19

2. @slope_akita
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@gutskun

4. http://d.hatena.ne.jp/gutskun/20101230/1293677137
• bot
• PIN
• bot

5. bot
• twitter
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• gmail
• foo + bar @gmail.com ( 1)
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6. • @gutskun
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• Read & Write

8. • Consumer key
• Consumer secret

9. PIN
• make_token.rb (mirakui )
https://gist.github.com/388067
• oauth_token
luke:bot ISD$ ruby make_token.rb
Consumer Key> sUYsI7yoP99U4egGGNnYtA
Consumer Secret> EKXLYibot6PBy5IrLBfEaMmHbyxn5L3H6DZxmDpdM
OK
please access and get PIN: http://api.twitter.com/oauth/authorize?
oauth_token=c8NX52UtRj9z5KU7M5Dx5Av149A7U3aPV1v0ePjU0

10. • bot
• url
• PIN

11. • Access Token
• Access Secret
PIN> 2110088
Authorized: true
Access Token: 231715650-q5jtdKlpxWT2cEk7VFgi2H40jdxEniaMCX3z6Eta
Access Secret: E3jZlem4PlhsacJULpCCK99TlaIOuFixKix81Nyp5SI

12. twitter_oauth
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• update
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def twitter
TwitterOAuth::Client.new({
:consumer_key => @config['twitter']['consumer_key'],
:consumer_secret => @config['twitter']['consumer_secret'],
:token => @config['twitter']['token'],
:secret => @config['twitter']['secret']
})
end
@twitter = twitter
@twitter.update(‘Hello, world’)

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