Class: Services_Twitter

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Base class for interacting with Twitter's API.

Here's a basic auth example:

 require_once 'Services/Twitter.php';

 
 $username = 'Your_Username';
 $password = 'Your_Password';
 
 try {
     $twitter = new Services_Twitter($username, $password);
     $msg = $twitter->statuses->update("I'm coding with PEAR right now!");
     print_r($msg);
 } catch (Services_Twitter_Exception $e) {
     echo $e->getMessage();
 }

Here's an OAuth example:

 require_once 'Services/Twitter.php';

 require_once 'HTTP/OAuth/Consumer.php';
 
 
 try {
     $twitter = new Services_Twitter();
     $oauth   = new HTTP_OAuth_Consumer('consumer_key',
                                        'consumer_secret',
                                        'auth_token',
                                        'token_secret');
     $twitter->setOAuth($oauth);
 
     $msg = $twitter->statuses->update("I'm coding with PEAR right now!");
     print_r($msg);
 } catch (Services_Twitter_Exception $e) {
     echo $e->getMessage();
 }

$api = array()

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The Twitter API mapping array, used internally to retrieve infos about the API categories, endpoints, parameters, etc...

The mapping is constructed with the api.xml file present in the Services_Twitter data directory.

$currentCategory =  null

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Used internally by the __get() and __call() methods to identify the current call.

$oauth =  null

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Optional instance of HTTP_OAuth_Consumer

$options = array(
        'format'     => self::OUTPUT_JSON,
        'raw_format' => false,
        'source'     => 'pearservicestwitter',
        'use_ssl'    => false,
        'validate'   => false,
    )

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Options for HTTP requests and misc.

Available options are:

• format: the desired output format: json (default) or xml,
• raw_format: if set to true, the configured format is returned "as is",
• source: you can set this if you have registered a twitter source {@see http://twitter.com/help/request_source}, your source will be passed with each POST request,
• use_ssl: whether to send all requests over ssl or not. If set to true, the script will replace the http:// URL scheme with https://,
• validate: if set to true the class will validate api xml file against the RelaxNG file (you should not need this unless you are hacking Services_Twitter...).

These options can be set either by passing them directly to the constructor as an array (3rd parameter), or by using the setOption() or setOptions() methods.

$pass =  ''

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Password of Twitter user

$request =  null

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The HTTP_Request2 instance, you can customize the request if you want to (proxy, auth etc...) with the get/setRequest() methods.

$searchUri =  'http://search.twitter.com'

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Public URI of Twitter's Search API

$uri =  'http://twitter.com'

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Public URI of Twitter's API

$user =  ''

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Username of Twitter user

decodeBody   [line 526]

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getOption   [line 439]

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getOptions   [line 475]

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getRequest   [line 488]

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isUtf8   [line 840]

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loadAPI   [line 552]

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__construct (Constructor)   [line 224]

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prepareRequest   [line 588]

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sendOAuthRequest   [line 360]

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sendRequest   [line 701]

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setOAuth   [line 423]

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setOption   [line 404]

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setOptions   [line 459]

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setRequest   [line 511]

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validateArg   [line 750]

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__call   [line 274]

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__get   [line 247]

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