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How to test twitter api on your local machine

I am using twitterizer to have a web interface to transfer data. I am trying to figure out how I can test the local machine when you need to provide a valid public callback url in your application registration. Twitter page doesn't allow to have callback url:

http: // localhost: 3444 / Callback ..

any suggestions?

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You can use http://127.0.0.1:port/ ...



The Twitterizer sample app is already set up for local testing.

Ricky (the guy who made Twitterizer)
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Can you use your IP instead of localhost?

You can get it using whatismyip.com.



NTN

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Use a service like No-Ip to set a static DNS name for your dynamic ip and then use that in your api call.

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If you are integrating this library into your application, I would wrap the Twitterizer API in an interface and then mock the implementation when testing.

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modify the example hosts file;

127.0.0.1 mytwitter.com

add website to IIS

mytwitter.com and displays your project

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