To get Twitter OAuth 1.0a request token in JavaScript, you can use the oauth-1.0a library along with axios for making API requests. Here's an example code snippet that demonstrates how to do it:
index.tsx959 chars36 linesMake sure to replace 'YOUR_TWITTER_CONSUMER_KEY' and 'YOUR_TWITTER_CONSUMER_SECRET' with your own Twitter application's key and secret.
This code uses the oauth-1.0a library to generate the OAuth header, and axios to make the API request to get the request token.
Note: This code snippet is based on Node.js environment. If you are running it in a browser, you may need to adjust it accordingly, e.g., using fetch instead of axios and handling CORS.
Remember, Twitter OAuth 1.0a requires server-side authentication for security reasons. So, consider implementing the OAuth flow on a server instead of on the client-side if possible.
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