This library is abandonded and I no longer work at Twitpic. It's probably not a good idea to use it.
Twitpic is dead. You probably, really truly, do not want to be using this. Think of it as a relic from the past. It’s kind of like you’re visiting a museum.
The TwitPic library provides full access to the TwitPic API, including photo uploads (uploadAndPost not implemented yet) and write-enabled API methods.
All of these are required, but are available as gems:
- Nestful (used to be Net::HTTP, switched to Nestful to make the code cleaner and shorter)
- ROAuth
- JSON
gem install twitpic-full
Check out the examples in the examples folder to find out how to use the library. The gist of it is:
require 'twitpic'
twitpic = TwitPic::Client.new
# This part is optional and only required if you are calling
# write enabled methods against the TwitPic API.
twitpic.configure do |conf|
conf.api_key = "your API key"
conf.consumer_key = "your consumer key"
conf.consumer_secret = "your consumer secret"
conf.oauth_token = "users oauth token"
conf.oauth_secret = "users oauth secret"
end
user = twitpic.users(:show, {:username => "some_username"})
puts "User ID: #{user['id']}"
puts "Last Photo: http://twitpic.com/#{user['images'][0]['short_id']}"
media = twitpic.upload("path/to/file.jpg", "My photo caption")- Unit testing
- More examples perhaps?
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