image upload not working about twitter-lite

[Djiit]

Might be related to the fact that the media/upload endpoint is on the 'upload' subdomain, not the 'api' one.

[insanity54]

There's a good example of creating two clients in the test suite, while keeping it DRY. One for api endpoint, one for upload endpoint.

function newClient(subdomain = 'api') {
  return new Twitter({
    subdomain,
    consumer_key: TWITTER_CONSUMER_KEY,
    consumer_secret: TWITTER_CONSUMER_SECRET,
    access_token_key: ACCESS_TOKEN,
    access_token_secret: ACCESS_TOKEN_SECRET,
  });
}

then you can do--

const uploadClient = newClient('upload');
const apiClient = newClient();

[Djiit]

No worries, I can't even remember what it was :-). I'm glad you are triaging all this, good luck !

[Art3miX]

I know its not optimal, but to over come this I simply have 2 objects to handle the api and the upload subdomains.

const TWApi     = new twitter({
    consumer_key:        TWITTER.API_KEY,
    consumer_secret:     TWITTER.SECRET,
    access_token_key:    result.token,
    access_token_secret: result.secret,
  }),
  uploadApi = new twitter({
    subdomain:           'upload',
    consumer_key:        TWITTER.API_KEY,
    consumer_secret:     TWITTER.SECRET,
    access_token_key:    result.token,
    access_token_secret: result.secret,
  });

It seems to be that the fix is simple, just to change the subdomain of of the request based on the resource given.

[peterpme]

Hey @Djiit sorry for the delay. Were you able to figure this out?

[dylanirlbeck]

Hey @Djiit, just checking in --- were you able to figure this out? We'd like to close this issue if so.

[linuxandchill]

worth reopening?

[peterpme]

@linuxandchill can ya fix it?