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I am confused which factory OAuth1Authenticator factory method should I use. I think I should get a consumer secret token (can I get it with RestSharp?), then use OAuth1Authenticator.ForRequestToken, then obtain access token and secret access token(how?), then use OAuth1Authenticator.ForAccessToken and use the return value from this point forward.
But it seems that RestSharp is architectured to use the only one authenticator and I can't seem to find a way from a cold start (having only app token) to having all the necessary credentials (consumer key and secret, access key and secret).
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The main conclusion is that one is not better than the other, and we shouldn't compare them since RestSharp is a wrapper around HttpClient. The decision between using one of the two tools depends on the use case and the situation.
var client = new RestClient("URL"); var request = new RestRequest("Resources",Method. POST); request. RequestFormat = RestSharp. DataFormat.
The HttpBasicAuthenticator allows you pass a username and password as a basic Authorization header using a base64 encoded string.
RestSharp is a C# library used to build and send API requests, and interpret the responses. It is used as part of the C#Bot API testing framework to build the requests, send them to the server, and interpret the responses so assertions can be made.
OAuth 1 is multi-step, so you have to use a different static method each step of the way. There's an example here: https://github.com/restsharp/RestSharp/blob/master/test/RestSharp.IntegrationTests/OAuth1Tests.cs
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