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.. _armyofawesome-chapter:
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Army of Awesome
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Setting up the Army of Awesome Twitter Application
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Create the Twitter application
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Go to https://dev.twitter.com/apps/new and fill in the required fields.
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Also be sure to fill in a Callback URL, it can be any dummy URL as we
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override this value by passing in an oauth_callback URL. Set up the
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application for read-write access.
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You will need to enter the consumer key and consumer secret in
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settings_local.py below.
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Update settings_local.py
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Set the following settings in settings_local.py::
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TWITTER_CONSUMER_KEY = <consumer key>
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TWITTER_CONSUMER_SECRET = <consumer secret>
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TWITTER_COOKIE_SECURE = False
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Fetch tweets
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To fetch tweets, run::
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$ ./manage.py cron collect_tweets
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You should now see tweets at /army-of-awesome.
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2012-06-20 22:51:42 +04:00
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Common replies
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Common replies should be defined in a wiki article with slug
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'army-of-awesome-common-replies'. The format for the article
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content is::
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=Category 1=
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==Reply 1==
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Reply goes here http://example.com/kb-article
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==Reply 2==
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Another reply here
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=Category 2=
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==Reply 3==
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And another reply
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Note that replies can't be over 140 characters long, including the
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@username and #fxhelp hash tag. Therefore, each reply defined here
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should not go over 125 characters. The reply must be plain text
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without any HTML or wiki syntax.
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