twittersample.properties.example

# Twitter Credentials
#
# To obtain the credentials, you must first have a Twitter account. 
# Then, go to https://dev.twitter.com/, login, and click on "Manage Your Apps" to reach https://apps.twitter.com/.
# Then, click "Create New App", fill in the relevant fields, and click "Create your Twitter application".
# With the application created, navigate to the API Keys page and click "Create my access token". 
# You now have the four necessary credentials. Copy the API key, API secret, 
# Access token, and Access token secret here.
# NOTE: API key and API secret go in the consumerKey and consumerSecret fields
# Consumer Key (API Key)	dZ5O4NJ1I9hFfNiq1mqjWhqUe
# Consumer Secret (API Secret)	ImLMGK3GCuHiRBjrmg8CZIqzEkKF37ZSxtoC0U7Her3KRJ8oAd
# Access Token	491403804-BqMk9LlfcczZglMR1ji8WKjHofuZd3MYH5P7fKIF
# Access Token Secret	a42isYOdf3KenmxB9i8UKr9ozc2ytA63feEPXTxJ9ifPb

twitter.consumerKey=
twitter.consumerSecret=
twitter.accessToken=
twitter.accessSecret=


# Personality Insights credentials and URL
#
# You can obtain these credentials by binding a PI service to an application in bluemix and 
# and clicking the "show credentials" link on the service in the application dashboard.
# Or you can use "cf env <application name>" from the command line to get the credentials.

pi.url=
pi.username=
pi.password=

#NOTE:  Whitespace at the end of any of the credentials' lines will cause a auth failure