# Tokens
## Logging in/ signing up
Go to [Twitter](https://twitter.com/) and log in or sign up for an account which you would use for development.
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It is recommended to create a **separate account** for your twitter app,\
Especially for creating a bot
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## Applying for access
Go to [developers.twitter.com](https://developer.twitter.com/en/apply-for-access) and apply
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After applying you will have to wait a few days until Twitter reply back to you if you were accepted or they need more infomation...
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The steps from here need to be done after you have developer access
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### **Creating a app on Twitter**
Create an APP on [developer.twitter.com](https://developer.twitter.com/en/apps)\
Fill in the required details\
## Getting your tokens
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Now you would have to deside on what auth you want\
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user - on a user account\
app - on a app\
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user auth requires 4 keys, and this guide only follows user aut\
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app auth only require bearer\_token
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Go to keys and tokens and generate an access token and access token secret, these four alphanumeric string thingies are the reason we went through so much trouble of making a developer account and app.\
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**consumer\_key:’ ’,**\
**consumer\_secret:’ ’,**\
**access\_token:’ ’,**\
**access\_token\_secret:’ ’**\
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**these are the needed fields for you bot to work!!**\
Have a nice day coding :)
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