Oauth required to edit links - would you consider it?

[talkingnews]

Great library, using it now in Pyrocms.

However, I'd like to extend the library so that after the links are made I can edit the title, add notes, create a bundle and move the links into the bundle. However, all of these require oauth2, for example: http://dev.bitly.com/links.html#v3_user_link_edit

I know my limitations and when I'm beat, but if you can give me an idea or example of using oauth2?

I'm also using https://github.com/jimdoescode/CodeIgniter-Dropbox-API-Library which is another spark converted to PyroCMS which uses an oauth helper, but after going boggle-eyed trying to figure it out, I'm kind of lost!

Any help, pointers or advice appreciated. If you make me a pattern for one of the oauth-requiring methods, I'll make the rest.

[patrickpopowicz]

Thanks for using the library! I will look into updating it to the newest version of the API and using OAuth.

On Oct 26, 2012, at 3:57 PM, talkingnews notifications@github.com wrote:

Great library, using it now in Pyrocms.

However, I'd like to extend the library so that after the links are made I can edit the title, add notes, create a bundle and move the links into the bundle. However, all of these require oauth2, for example: http://dev.bitly.com/links.html#v3_user_link_edit

I know my limitations and when I'm beat, but if you can give me an idea or example of using oauth2?

I'm also using https://github.com/jimdoescode/CodeIgniter-Dropbox-API-Library which is another spark converted to PyroCMS which uses an oauth helper, but after going boggle-eyed trying to figure it out, I'm kind of lost!

Any help, pointers or advice appreciated. If you make me a pattern for one of the oauth-requiring methods, I'll make the rest.

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