Implemented request_token -> PIN -> auth_token #60
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You will need to create your own SecretValues.h and fill it with your secret tokens, obtainable at: http://dev.twitter.com/apps/new
It makes setting up user information in the client after authentication a lot less messy
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Hi !
and first of thanks for making this library open source.
Since twitter didn't grant me xAuth, i updated your sweet library to support the request_token and PIN authentication mechanism. I also updated the Demo application to show an "Enter PIN"-Window and the tests seem to run nicely with my authentication.
You might therefore be interested in pulling back some of my changes to MGTwitterEngine and AppController into your main branch.
I also inlined the requirement for OAuthConsumer using git submodules and created a target for compiling MGTwitterEngine into a framework, but here i'm not sure how useful that will be to other users.
Cheers, Hajo