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Problem
Accessing private metrics with the Engagement API requires user authentication. This repo didn't demonstrate how to use the 3-legged OAuth flow to enable a user to authorize the developer application and generate the required Access Tokens to make requests on behalf of the user in question.
Solution
/Engagement-API/generate_user_access_tokens.pyto allow developers to generate user Access Tokens using the 3-legged OAuth flow.README.mdfile to explain how authentication works with the Engagement API and how to use the Access Tokens..env.examplefile (unrelated to the problem described above).Steps to test & review
README.mdto ensure they make sense and can be followed./Engagement-API/generate_user_access_tokens.pyto generate Access Tokens for another Twitter account (e.g. a test account)..envfile and make a request to the Engagement API to obtain private metrics on behalf of the account used in step 2.