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Implementing Authentication with Twitter OAuth 2.0 using Typescript, Express.js and Next.js
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Nice post! There's also a Twitter SDK for TypeScript, and an Awesome list of cool libraries and things you're welcome to add to!
Thank you! We plan to write on several topics in the future, so stay tuned!
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Hi,
Is it possible to only use port 3000 for callback too? Otherwise I have to run two separate instances (client and server) for it to work.
Also, Twitter says localhost wont work, but here it does. Any ideas why?
Hello.
It is possible to use port 3000 for the callback URL in Twitter. Next.js can be used to build the API route your callback URL would point. It is not too different from this approach and you can check the official Next.js documentation to see how to use Next.js API routes:
API Routes: Introduction | Next.js
Next.js supports API Routes, which allow you to build your API without leaving your Next.js app. Learn how it works here.