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- always use internal pager (RT#61433).
- extend time/date formats.
- added regular command protection.
- updated Net::Twitter API commands.
- Now requires Net-Twitter-3.18003.
- updated tests.
0.15 2010-09-26
- added OAuth support to Identica access.
- added better protection for failing commands.
- removed password from example settings.
- updated tests.
- Now requires Net-Twitter-3.13009.
0.14 2010-09-11
- documentation fix for INI format example (thanks to Alan Haggai Alavi).
- rewrite to Twitter.pm to use OAuth mechanism for logging in.
- interface to plugins changed, now passes a config hash.
- config hash now saves the home directory.
- added META.json file and associated test.
lib/App/Maisha/Plugin/Identica.pm view on Meta::CPAN
=back
=head1 AUTHENTICATION
As Twitter has now disabled Basic Authentication to access their API, to be
consistent Maisha now requires that access to both Twitter and Identica uses
OAuth.
With this new method of authentication, the application will provide a URL,
which the user needs to cut-n-paste into a browser to logging in to the
service, using your regular username/password, then 'Allow' Maisha to access
your account. This will then allow Maisha to post to your account. You will
then be given a PIN, which should then be entered at the prompt on the Maisha
command line.
Once you have completed authentication, the application will then store your
access tokens permanently under your profile on your computer. Then when you
next use the application it will retrieve these access tokens automatically and
you will no longer need to register the application.
For further information please see the Identica FAQ -
lib/App/Maisha/Plugin/Twitter.pm view on Meta::CPAN
=head1 AUTHENTICATION
On 31st August 2010, Twitter disabled Basic Authentication to access their API.
Instead they have introduce the OAuth method of authrntication, which now
requires application developers to request the user to authenticate themselves
and provide a PIN (Personal Identification Number) to allow the application to
retrieve access tokens.
With this new method of authentication, the application will provide a URL,
which the user needs to cut-n-paste into a browser to logging in to the
service, using your regular username/password, then 'Allow' Maisha to access
your account. This will then allow Maisha to post to your account. You will
then be given a PIN, which should then be entered at the prompt on the Maisha
command line.
Once you have completed authentication, the application will then store your
access tokens permanently under your profile on your computer. Then when you
next use the application it will retrieve these access tokens automatically and
you will no longer need to register the application.
=head1 SEE ALSO
lib/App/Maisha/Shell.pm view on Meta::CPAN
$self->services($services);
$self->_reset_networks;
}
*run_connect = \&connect;
sub smry_connect { "connect to a service" }
sub help_connect {
<<'END';
Connects to a named service. Requires the name of the service, together with
the username and password to access the service.
END
}
sub run_disconnect {
my ($self,$plug) = @_;
unless($plug) { warn "No plugin supplied\n"; return }
my $services = $self->services;
script/maisha view on Meta::CPAN
Prints out a basic usage help screen
=head2 --help | -h
Print out the manual page.
=head1 CONFIGURATION
The configuration file must contain at least one micro-blogging service, with
your username and password for that service, all other configuration settings
are optional.
The configuration file itself can be in several different formats, XML, YAML,
JSON, Windows INI files and even pure Perl are all supported, provided you have
the correct distributions to support those file formats. As a guide the
following are known to work with this application:
Config::Tiny - INI file format
JSON - JSON file format
JSON::Syck - JSON file format
script/maisha view on Meta::CPAN
knowing the exact screen width being used. As such you can specify a width for
the wrapper to use to ensure the messages are correctly line wrapped. The
default setting is 80.
=back
=head2 Service Configuration
For each service you have available (the default install includes 'Identica'
and 'Twitter') include an associated section in your configuration file,
providing a username and password for that service. If any service fails to
connect, a warning is emitted. If the application is not able to connect to
any service, the application will terminate with an error message.
=over 4
=item * username
Your username login to your network service account
=item * password
Your password login to your network service account
=back
=head1 COMMANDS
Note that not all services offer all commands. Where commands are not
applicable for a service, and appropriate warning message will be emitted.
=over 4
script/maisha view on Meta::CPAN
[CONFIG]
order=asc
tag=.
[Identica]
username=yourlogin
[Twitter]
username=yourlogin
password=yourpassword
=head3 YAML Style Configuration
Requires YAML or YAML::Syck to be available.
--- #YAML:1.0
CONFIG:
order: asc
tag: .
Twitter:
username: yourlogin
Identica:
username: yourlogin
password: yourpassword
=head3 Perl Style Configuration
No additional dependencies required.
{
CONFIG => {'order': 'asc','tag': '.'},
Twitter => {'username': 'yourlogin'},
Identica => {'username': 'yourlogin','password': 'yourpassword'},
}
=head1 AUTHOR
Barbie, <barbie@cpan.org>
for Miss Barbell Productions <http://www.missbarbell.co.uk>.
=head1 COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE
Copyright (C) 2009-2012 by Barbie
t/30plugin-test.t view on Meta::CPAN
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use strict;
use Test::More tests => 30;
use App::Maisha::Plugin::Test;
ok( my $obj = App::Maisha::Plugin::Test->new(), "got object" );
isa_ok($obj,'App::Maisha::Plugin::Test');
my $ret = $obj->login({username => 'blah', password => 'blah'});
is($ret, 1, '.. login done');
my $api = $obj->api();
isa_ok($api,'App::Maisha::Plugin::Test');
foreach my $k ( qw/
followers
friends
friends_timeline
public_timeline
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