How to authenticate with X API using OAuth 2.0 PKCE from command line

How to authenticate with X API using OAuth 2.0 PKCE from command line

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Xurl is a curl-like CLI for the X (formerly Twitter) API that simplifies OAuth 2.0 PKCE and OAuth 1.0a authentication. It lets developers manage multiple X API integrations, store tokens in YAML, and send customized HTTP requests from scripts or the terminal.

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  1. Handles OAuth 2.0 PKCE flow automatically so you don't need to manually manage authorization codes, code verifiers, or token exchanges when connecting to X API from terminal
  2. Stores your access tokens and refresh tokens in local YAML files, eliminating the need to copy-paste credentials or set environment variables every time you make API calls
  3. Lets you configure multiple X API app credentials and switch between them easily, perfect when working with different projects or client accounts
  4. Works just like curl but with built-in X API authentication, so you can focus on crafting requests instead of wrestling with OAuth implementation details
  5. Refreshes expired tokens behind the scenes and maintains your authenticated sessions, keeping your command line workflows running smoothly without manual intervention

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