Making API Calls
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- Home
- Account Entity
- Adding a Member to a List
- Adding Multiple Members to a List
- Application Only Authorization
- BannerSize Entity
- Blocking a User
- Blocking Users
- Blocks Entity
- Category Entity
- Checking if a User is a List Member
- Checking if a User Subscribes to a List
- Configuration Entity
- Configuring OAuth
- Contributor Entity
- Coordinate Entity
- Creating a Favorite
- Creating a Friendship
- Creating a List
- Creating a Saved Search
- Cursors Entity
- Deleting a List
- Deleting a List Member
- Deleting a List Subscription
- Deleting Multiple List Members
- Destroying a Favorite
- Destroying a Friendship
- Destroying a Saved Search
- Destroying Direct Messages
- Destroying Statuses
- DirectMessage Entity
- Error Handling
- Favorites Entity
- Finding Owned Lists
- Friendship Entity
- Geo Entity
- Geometry Entity
- Get Blocked IDs
- Get Blocked Users
- Get HTML for a Video
- Getting a List of Favorites
- Getting a List of Saved Searches
- Getting Closest Trends
- Getting Configuration Information
- Getting Details on a Place
- Getting Filtered Statuses
- Getting Geographical Information
- Getting Info on a List
- Getting Info on a Saved Search
- Getting List Members
- Getting List Subscribers
- Getting Muted IDs
- Getting Muted Users
- Getting Public Statuses
- Getting Rate Limits
- Getting Retweeter IDs
- Getting Status oEmbed Information
- Getting Status Samples
- Getting Statuses Retweeted About a User
- Getting the Retweets of a Status
- Getting Trend Locations
- Getting User Information
- Getting User Statuses in a Category
- Handling Friendships
- Help Entity
- Implementing OAuth for ASP.NET MVC
- Implementing OAuth for ASP.NET Web Forms
- Implementing OAuth for Desktop Applications
- Implementing OAuth for Silverlight
- Implementing OAuth for Windows 8
- Implementing PIN Authorization for Console Applications
- Implementing XAuth
- Introduction to OAuth
- Learn what Lists a User is a Member Of
- Learn what Lists a User Subscribes To
- Learning to use OAuth
- LINQ to Twitter Entities
- LINQ to Twitter FAQ
- List Entity
- Listing Followers
- Listing Friends
- Location Entity
- Looking Up Friendships
- Making API Calls
- Making Status Queries and Calls
- Managing Accounts
- Managing Lists
- Managing Saved Searches
- Media Entity
- MediaImage Entity
- Mute a User
- Mute Entity
- Muting Users
- Performing Reverse Geocode Lookups
- Performing Searches and Finding Trends
- PhotoSize Entity
- Place Entity
- Programming the Twitter API
- Querying Direct Messages Sent by a User
- Querying Direct Messages Sent to a User
- Querying Favorites
- Querying Profile Banner Sizes
- Querying Similar Places
- Querying Statuses
- Querying Suggested User Categories
- Querying Suggested Users in a Category
- Querying the Home Timeline
- Querying the Mentions Timeline
- Querying the User Timeline
- Querying User Contributees
- Querying User Contributors
- Querying User Details
- Querying User Info
- Querying Vine
- RateLimitStatus Entity
- Raw Commands
- Raw Entity
- Raw Queries
- Reading List Statuses
- RelatedResults Entity
- Relationship Entity
- Removing the Profile Banner
- Reporting Spam
- Retrieving All Lists
- Retrieving Available Trend Locations
- Retrieving Languages
- Retweeting a Status
- Safety Hatch
- SavedSearch Entity
- Search Entity
- Searching for Places
- Searching for Users
- Searching Twitter
- SearchMetaData Entity
- Securing Your Applications
- Sending a Spam Notification
- Sending Direct Messages
- Settings Entity
- Showing Account Settings
- Showing Direct Messages
- Showing Followers
- Showing Friends
- Showing Friendship Details
- Showing Incoming Requests
- Showing No Retweet IDs
- Showing Outgoing Requests
- Single User Authorization
- SleepTime Entity
- SocialGraph Entity
- Status Entity
- Stream Multiple User Messages
- Stream User Messages
- Streaming Twitter Content
- Subscribing a User to a List
- Totals Entity
- Trend Entity
- Tweeting with Media
- Twitter API Map
- TwitterHashResponse Entity
- TZInfo Entity
- Unblocking a User
- Understanding the Importance of Security
- Unmute a User
- Updating a Delivery Device
- Updating a List
- Updating a Profile Background Image
- Updating a Profile Image
- Updating Account Settings
- Updating Friendship Settings
- Updating Profile Colors
- Updating Profile Information
- Updating Statuses
- Updating the Profile Banner
- Uploading And Tweeting Media
- User Entity
- UserIdentifier Entity
- Using Help Methods
- Verifying Credentials
- Viewing Privacy
- Viewing TOS
- Vine Entity
- Working with Direct Messages
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Making API Calls
This is the main API section, where the technical descriptions of objects, methods, and other features of LINQ to Twitter are covered.
LINQ to Twitter Entities
This section lists the entities returned by LINQ to Twitter. The Twitter API returns JSON that LINQ to Twitter packages up into entities. These entities contain return properties.
Twitter API Map
LINQ to Twitter supports 100% of the Twitter API. This map will help you navigate LINQ to Twitter and the Twitter API.
Managing Accounts
The account API's allow you to manage your Twitter account
Blocking Users
This section shows you how to block users that you don't want to see your status.
Working with Direct Messages
This section shows you how to send private messages between you and others
Querying Favorites
Twitter lets you manage favorites, which is supported here too.
Handling Friendships
This section explains how to work with friendships
Getting Geographical Information
You can obtain info on places associated with geographical information
Using Help Methods
This method is for testing Twitter connectivity.
Managing Lists
Lists allow you to categorize Twitter accounts.
Muting Users
Lets a user turn off tweets from another account without unfollowing.
Managing Saved Searches
You can save searches and reuse them later.
Performing Searches and Finding Trends
You'll learn how LINQ to Twitter supports search and trends in this section.
Reporting Spam
You can report an account as spam with this API
Making Status Queries and Calls
The status queries match both Twitter timeline queries and working with statuses
Getting User Information
You can get information on users, their friends, and their followers
Streaming Twitter Content
Stream Twitter content
Safety Hatch
If something isn't quite right or available, you still have a work around.
Querying Vine
Get information from Twitter's Vine service.