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The document provides a step-by-step guide for creating a Twitter app and obtaining authentication credentials. It instructs users to sign in or sign up for a Twitter account, create a new app, and generate Consumer Key, Consumer Secret, Access Token, and Access Token Secret. Finally, it explains how to save these credentials in an authentication file for use with LiveTweets.py.

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The document provides a step-by-step guide for creating a Twitter app and obtaining authentication credentials. It instructs users to sign in or sign up for a Twitter account, create a new app, and generate Consumer Key, Consumer Secret, Access Token, and Access Token Secret. Finally, it explains how to save these credentials in an authentication file for use with LiveTweets.py.

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1.

Goto ​
[Link] :
a. Sign in using your Twitter account
b. Sign up at ​ [Link]
if you don’t have a Twitter account

2. Click “Create New App”

3. Fill in your application details

4. Once your application is created, you will get this message:

5. Notice that Consumer Key and Consumer Secret is already generated for you. Copy
​lue variables​
them and run the following commands, replacing the b with your unique
values:
a. $ echo ​ consumer_key​>> auth
b. $ echo ​ consumer_secret ​ >> auth

6. Click “Create my access token”

7. Notice that Access Token and Access Token Secret now appears on your screen:
​lue variables​
8. Copy them and run the following commands, replacing the b with your
unique values
$ echo ​
access_token​>> auth
$ echo ​
access_token_secret ​ >> auth

9. Your authentication file named “​


auth​
” is ready with your credentials for use with
[Link]

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