By default,
create_token()
does three things: it creates an authentication
"token", sets it as the default token for the current session, and save it
to disk to make it the default for future sessions.
These three components have now been split up into three separate pieces:
use rtweet_user()
/rtweet_app()
/rtweet_bot()
to create the token,
auth_as()
to make it the default for this session, and auth_save()
to
use it in future sessions. See vignette("auth", package = "rtweet")
for full details.
Usage
create_token(
app = "mytwitterapp",
consumer_key = NULL,
consumer_secret = NULL,
access_token = NULL,
access_secret = NULL,
set_renv = TRUE
)
Arguments
- app
Name of user created Twitter application
- consumer_key, consumer_secret
App API key and secret.
- access_token, access_secret
Access token and secret.
- set_renv
Should the token be cached?
See also
Other tokens:
get_token()
,
rate_limit()