/// <summary>
/// If you need to sign a url and get it as a string, use this method instead of
/// using SignUrl() returning a Uri. If you use SignUrl(), as soon as you turn
/// the Uri into a string, it unescapes the oauth signature and if it contains '+' characters
/// it will fail.
/// </summary>
public string SignGetUrl(string urlWithParameters, string userToken, string tokenSecret, IOAuthCredentials consumerCredentials)
{
var oAuthSignatureInfo = new OAuthSignatureInfo
{
FullUrlToSign = urlWithParameters,
ConsumerCredentials = consumerCredentials,
HttpMethod = "GET",
UserAccessToken = new OAuthAccessToken { Token = userToken, Secret = tokenSecret}
};
return _signatureGenerator.Sign(oAuthSignatureInfo);
}
public IDictionary<string, string> SignPostRequest(string url, string userToken, string tokenSecret, IOAuthCredentials consumerCredentials, IDictionary<string, string> postParameters)
{
if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(consumerCredentials.ConsumerKey))
throw new ArgumentException("ConsumerKey can not be null or empty");
if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(consumerCredentials.ConsumerSecret))
throw new ArgumentException("ConsumerSecret can not be null or empty");
var oAuthSignatureInfo = new OAuthSignatureInfo
{
FullUrlToSign = url,
ConsumerCredentials = consumerCredentials,
HttpMethod = "POST",
UserAccessToken = new OAuthAccessToken { Token = userToken, Secret = tokenSecret },
PostData = postParameters
};
return _signatureGenerator.SignWithPostData(oAuthSignatureInfo);
}
