Oauth2 access
See original GitHub issueHello there. I wanted to know if twarc does support Oauth2
access tokens for read only search with bigger limits, then the standard Oauth1
. Because so far i couldn’t find anything about it in the documentation about getting the token, when using twarc as a library.
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That’s a great question @SaschaStenger. At the moment it does not, but it shouldn’t be difficult to add. I’ll look into it.
Good point @rmcrowley2000. I’ll leave it open as additional impetus for actually doing something about it!