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I have a requirement where I need to tweet through many tweet accounts for which I have username and password.

I have read many tutorials on oauth, but I am still confused about using this for multiple twitter accounts.

Is there any way to achieve the same in Drupal using a module?

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The Twitter module provides a good way to interact with twitter. It allows you to pull/push tweets. The only problem is that it's not ported yet to Drupal 7, but there is a long issue on drupal.org already.

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  • Which has a link to a pretty well working port that is currently hosted on github: github.com/GiantRobot/drupal-twitter/tree/7.x-3.x
    – Berdir
    May 6, 2011 at 8:02
  • where do i get the d7 port of oauth_common module.It is required for Twitter Port module to get enabled.
    – ayush
    May 6, 2011 at 8:45
  • ok. i did manage to get the d7 port of oauth_common from github.com/GiantRobot/drupal-oauth. But when i enabled all the 5 modules(oauth_common,twitter,twitter-post,twitter-signin,twitter-action) i get this error - ReflectionException: Function rules_core_action_execute() does not exist in ReflectionFunction->__construct() (line 1382 of \sites\all\modules\rules\includes\rules.core.inc)
    – ayush
    May 6, 2011 at 9:17
  • The D7 version of OAuth 3.x (oauth_common.module) can now be found here: drupal.org/project/oauth
    – VoxPelli
    Jul 5, 2011 at 21:24
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The Drupal OAuth module has now been available for some time. It is the best way to use OAuth with Drupal: https://drupal.org/project/oauth

For those who come here via Google trying to find info about oauth_common after installing or updating twitter_pull (which now requires the twitter module, which leads to an oauth_common dependency.) You can resolve the oauth_common dependency by installing oauth, which contains oauth_common and oauth_common_providerui modules.

Thanks VoxPelli for pointing the way.

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