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He is a copy of my Oauth presentation [806 kB] from tonight's WellRailed group. I discussed Oauth from both a client and a server perspective. Plenty of examples from Sharesight, where we are building an API.

Here is the example test.rb #!/usr/bin/ruby # require 'rubygems' require 'oauth' require 'pp' ################### # Authorisation ################### @consumer = OAuth::Consumer.new("FDcyJ3ZrVlJhEuI4mOtC", "ytjnPDxT8QGi2f7YHlswJLoCWsQ3SGubmwVojJlx", :site => 'http://localhost:3000') @request_token = @consumer.get_request_token puts "Authorise url: #{@request_token.authorize_url}" `open #{@request_token.authorize_url}` puts "Enter OAuth verifier:" @oauth_verifier = gets.strip @access_token = @request_token.get_access_token(:oauth_verifier => @oauth_verifier) ################### # Use ################### @response = @access_token.get '/api/trades.xml' pp @response.body

I also discussed LoadStorm.com, which has a free plan that allows up to 50 simultaneous users. I recommend you check them out.

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