Hi everyone!
We have recently implemented a solution for replying to tweets using Make. This approach is straightforward and powerful, leveraging two separate scenarios to manage token refresh and the actual tweet reply.
Solution Overview:
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First Scenario: Refresh the Access Token
- This scenario handles the token refresh process.
- Use the endpoint:
https://api.twitter.com/2/tweetswithin the HTTP module (“Make a Request”). - Make sure to save the refreshed token in your database.
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Second Scenario: Reply to a Tweet
- This scenario grabs the saved access token and uses it to reply to a tweet.
- Ensure you pass the Tweet ID as required in the Twitter API documentation.
Key Steps:
- Start by setting up the first scenario to refresh the access token.
- Then, create a second scenario to fetch the saved token and send your reply.
- Don’t forget to pass the Tweet ID correctly when making the request.
Why This Works:
- Separating the token refresh and tweet reply processes ensures that your tokens are always up-to-date and that your replies go out smoothly without any authentication issues.
I hope this helps anyone looking to automate their Twitter interactions using Make! Feel free to ask questions or share your own implementations.
Happy automating!
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