Hi there,
I am trying to save twitter bookmarks to my notion page. I tried using the “Make API Call” Module from the Twitter App with the following endoiint:
GET /2/users/:id/bookmarks | Docs | Twitter Developer Platform
But I get the following error:
Anyone experience/Solve this issue?
"title": "Unsupported Authentication",
"detail": "Authenticating with OAuth 1.0a User Context is forbidden for this endpoint. Supported authentication types are [OAuth 2.0 User Context].",
"type": "https://api.twitter.com/2/problems/unsupported-authentication",
"status": 403
}
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Hi. For this endpoint Twitter only accepts authentication with OAuth 2.0 Authorization Code with PKCE. See the Twitter docs
I think it will not be able to do this using Make modules
Don’t hesitate to contact us if you require further assistance.
Cheers
//HFBR
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Not even http module? Reading the docs it seems possible if you add the right query parameters.
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HI @Konrad_Schafers
You need to implement the API Call using the HTTP module. If you need any support, please let us know.
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Hey. Thanks for the help. Using the HTTP module. I got it to work. However, the bookmarks endpoint only lets me access 100 tweets. Do any of you have a good guide on how to handle pagination in make?
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Hi @Konrad_Schafers ,
Here is a guid for pagination and filtering.
Don’t hesitate to contact us if you require further assistance.
//VLAD
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Hi @Konrad_Schafers ,
Any chance you could post an example of how you configured the HTTP module to make use of Twitter’s API?
I’m trying to use it as well and am completely stuck.
Thanks!
Hey @Konrad_Schafers ,
Take a look at one of the posts I answered earlier about pagination, maybe that helps you:
Hey @StephanieBB ,
That is a great question! So for this to work properly you’ll have to build a looping systems which checks if there is a next page, and then loops the scenario.
The best way to do this in my opinion is as follows. You will have a “trigger scenario” (#1) and a “looping scenario” (#2).
Create a new scenario (#1) which runs the looping scenario (#2) via webhooks . See [Make Bot Tips] Trigger scenario run from another scenario
In the loop scenario (#2), add a webhook as tri…
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Thanks @Konrad_Schafers - turns out I was a little confused in my reading of the Twitter API but I found a solution to my problem here: How to configure HTTP module to use Twitter API?
Best!
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