module MambaNation class OAuth extend Forwardable def_delegators :access_token, :get, :post, :put, :delete attr_reader :ctoken, :csecret, :consumer_options, :api_endpoint, :signing_endpoint # Options # :sign_in => true to just sign in with twitter instead of doing oauth authorization # (http://apiwiki.twitter.com/Sign-in-with-Twitter) def initialize(ctoken, csecret, options={}) @ctoken, @csecret, @consumer_options = ctoken, csecret, {} @api_endpoint = options[:api_endpoint] || 'http://api.twitter.com' @signing_endpoint = options[:signing_endpoint] || 'http://api.twitter.com' if options[:sign_in] @consumer_options[:authorize_path] = '/oauth/authenticate' end end def consumer @consumer ||= ::OAuth::Consumer.new(@ctoken, @csecret, {:site => api_endpoint}.merge(consumer_options)) end def signing_consumer @signing_consumer ||= ::OAuth::Consumer.new(@ctoken, @csecret, {:site => signing_endpoint, :request_endpoint => api_endpoint }.merge(consumer_options)) end def set_callback_url(url) clear_request_token request_token(:oauth_callback => url) end # Note: If using oauth with a web app, be sure to provide :oauth_callback. # Options: # :oauth_callback => String, url that twitter should redirect to def request_token(options={}) @request_token ||= signing_consumer.get_request_token(options) end # For web apps use params[:oauth_verifier], for desktop apps, # use the verifier is the pin that twitter gives users. def authorize_from_request(rtoken, rsecret, verifier_or_pin) request_token = ::OAuth::RequestToken.new(signing_consumer, rtoken, rsecret) access_token = request_token.get_access_token(:oauth_verifier => verifier_or_pin) @atoken, @asecret = access_token.token, access_token.secret end def access_token @access_token ||= ::OAuth::AccessToken.new(signing_consumer, @atoken, @asecret) end def authorize_from_access(atoken, asecret) @atoken, @asecret = atoken, asecret end private def clear_request_token @request_token = nil end end end