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Rails for Beginners Part 27: Twitter Accounts Page Discussion

This episode has been updated for Omniauth 2.0. πŸ‘

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Many thanks I have this doubt in episode 25 and now I know how to solve it, thanks.

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How do you authorize the user to access my account all the time?
I have to authorize the user every time I log in to twitter.
Any answers are welcome!!

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Nvm. Solved this using auth 1.0a

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When I do User.last.twitter_accounts, I get this:
=> #]>
Why are the name and username nil?
Any advice is hugely appreciated :)

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<ActiveRecord::Associations::CollectionProxy [#<TwitterAccount id: 1, user_id: 3, name: nil, username: nil, image: nil, token: [FILTERED]
I get this result by the way

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I had the same issue. You need to request Elevated access for the Twitter API via the developer dashboard

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Thanks a ton! Will try this

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On Rails 7 - to get my "Connect a Twitter Account" button to work correctly, I needed to use the following:

<%= button_to "Connect a Twitter account", "/auth/twitter/", method: :post, :data => { turbo: "false" }, class: "btn btn-primary"%>

I also noticed that on my Disconnect button, the confirm "Are you sure?", would not show. I'm guessing it has to do with the button_to and turbo_confirm or something? If anyone figures this out, would love a reply.

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For the disconnect button on Rails 7, I used this and it's working correctly with the confirm now. Hope it helps!

<%= link_to "Disconnect", twitter_account, data: { turbo_method: :delete, turbo_confirm: 'Are you sure?' }, class: "btn btn-danger" %>
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Got it to work using this
<%= button_to "Disconnect", twitter_account, method: :delete, form: { data: { turbo_confirm: 'Are you sure?' } }, class:"btn btn-outline-danger" %>. Source is stackoverflow but unfortunately links cannot be added to the comment section so will just copy over the explanation.

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`Because you are using Turbo, you need to add the data-turbo-confirm to the form itself, unlike in rails-ujs. Which you would add it to the button.

Keep in mind button_to generated a form unlike link_to`

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Thanks so much Alex. You really saved me a lot of time.

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Hello geeks
Can someone help me with this episode? I am getting this error. I am new
undefined method `twitter_accounts' for #

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Hey I keep getting routing error using omniauth 2.1.1

No route matches [GET] "/auth/twitter"

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solved it link_to on index.html.erb has to be button.to for the route to be found by omniauth 2.1.1

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For all of us thing to find out why we won't get that popup confirmation,
try adding this at the beginning of index.html.erb:
<%= javascript_include_tag "turbo", type: "module" %>

and change the button code to this:
<%= button_to "Disconnect", twitter_account, method: :delete, data: { turbo_confirm: "Are you sure?" }, class: "btn btn-outline-danger" %>

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That will break the Connect Twitter button so you would also need to replace it with (as Alex Lutz noticed earlier):
<%= button_to "Connect Twitter", "/auth/twitter", method: :post, data: { turbo: "false" }, class: "btn btn-primary" %>

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