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Async io interface to all the twitter APIs
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org.clojars.adamwynne/clj-oauth vs. clj-oauth #26

Closed cemerick closed 11 years ago

cemerick commented 11 years ago

I presume that the org.clojars.adamwynne/clj-oauth dependency is temporary (as opposed to a fork that aims to be maintained over the long haul), based on the org.clojars.* groupId. Are there plans to get its changes merged upstream to mattrepl/clj-oauth?

Background: I'd like to build a Friend workflow using clj-oauth, but be able to use twitter-api within the same application, without the dependency conflict that would arise given the current use of org.clojars.adamwynne/clj-oauth.

Thanks!

adamwynne commented 11 years ago

Hi Chas

Been meaning to take it out for a while - will have a quick look to see how much work it is

Cheers Adam

On Fri, Apr 26, 2013 at 2:56 PM, Chas Emerick notifications@github.comwrote:

I presume that the org.clojars.adamwynne/clj-oauth dependency is temporary (as opposed to a fork that aims to be maintained over the long haul), based on the org.clojars.* groupId. Are there plans to get its changes merged upstream to mattrepl/clj-oauthhttps://github.com/mattrepl/clj-oauth ?

Background: I'd like to build a Friendhttps://github.com/cemerick/friendworkflow using clj-oauth, but be able to use twitter-api within the same application, without the dependency conflict that would arise given the current use of org.clojars.adamwynne/clj-oauth.

Thanks!

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adamwynne commented 11 years ago

Hi Chas,

All done. The fork had legacy reasons, but all tests pass with the new main clj-oauth

Cheers Adam

cemerick commented 11 years ago

Great, thanks for taking a look, and for the easy-to-use lib (even for defining new twitter methods, etc)!

adamwynne commented 11 years ago

you're welcome - enjoy

On Fri, Apr 26, 2013 at 5:53 PM, Chas Emerick notifications@github.comwrote:

Great, thanks for taking a look, and for the easy-to-use lib (even for defining new twitter methods, etc)!

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