inOAuth: Create OAuth token to LinkedIn R session

In Rlinkedin: Access to the LinkedIn API via R

Description

inOAuth creates a long-lived OAuth access token that enables R to make authenticated calls to the LinkedIn API. This function relies on the httr package to create the OAuth token.

Usage

inOAuth(application_name = NULL, consumer_key = NULL,
  consumer_secret = NULL)

Arguments

application_name	Name of your application.
consumer_key	Consumer API Key of your application.
consumer_secret	Consumer Secret Key of your application.

Details

There are two ways to create an authenticated connection. One is to use the default credentials supplied in the package. The second is to obtain your own credentials and using them as inputs into the function. Examples of both are shown below.

Create your own application here: https://developer.linkedin.com/

Value

Authorization token to be used in other functions.

Author(s)

Michael Piccirilli [e-mail]

See Also

getProfile, getMyConnections

Examples

## Not run: 

## Default Consumer and Secret Key for the Rlinkedin package:
in.auth <- inOAuth()

## Use your own Consumer and Secret Key:
in.auth <- inOAuth("your_app_name", "your_consumer_key", "your_consumer_secret")

## End(Not run)

Rlinkedin documentation built on May 2, 2019, 12:59 a.m.