X authentication

Prerequisites

To be able to create a connection, you need to have a X account with the following credentials:

a Username or email address associated with your account
a Password to your account

Add the X connection

To create a connection to your X instance, you need to perform the following steps:

Select Integration Service from Automation Suite.
From the Connectors list, select X.

You can also use the search bar to narrow down the connector.
Select the Add connection button.
You are redirected to the login page where you must provide your username or your email address and your password.
Select Authorize app. With access to your X account, UiPath for X can do the following:
- See tweets from your timeline (including protected tweets) as well as your lists and collections.
- See your X profile information and account settings.
- See accounts you follow, mute, and block.
- Follow and unfollow accounts for you.
- Update your profile and account settings.
- Post and delete tweets for you, and engage with tweets posted by others (like, un-like, or reply to a tweet, retweet, etc.) for you.
- Create, manage, and delete lists and collections for you.
- Mute, block, and report accounts for you.
- Send direct messages for you and read, manage, and delete your direct messages.
- See your email address.
Your connection has been added.

For more information on authenticating with X, refer to X documentation.

In case you want to create a private app and use the BYOA authentication, follow the below steps:

On the authentication page, click the gear icon and select Bring your own OAuth 2.0 app
Provide your private OAuth2 app’s Client ID and Client secret and click Connect.
Follow steps 4-6 of the tutorial above that explains now to add the X connection.

Note: For creating a private OAuth app, follow the steps mentioned in the X documentation i.e. X developer Apps overview.

Scopes and permissions

You can use the connection to enable the X activities in UiPath Studio to build automations for tweeting or retrieving tweet, user info. The various permission-based use cases that can be achieved are as follows:

Scope/Permission	Usecase	Activity/Event
tweet.read	Retrieve or search tweets mentioning a particular hashtag or keyword or user or list all the tweets of a user	Search Tweets List All User Tweets List All User Mentions List All Users that Liked List All Users that Retweeted List All Followers List All Following
tweet.write	Send or retweet a tweet for online campaigns, notifications of events or conducting poll	Send Tweet Retweet Tweet
users.read	Retrieve or search users that interacted with a tweet by say, retweeting it. Also, retrieving the user info based on username	Search Tweets List All Users that Retweeted List All Users that Liked Get User by Username List All User Mentions List All Followers List All Following
like.read	Perform sentiment analysis by retrieving all the users that liked a tweet	List All Users that Liked
follows.read	Retrieve the list of followers or following of a user	List All Followers List All Following
list.read	Retrieve all the users that are part of a list owned by the user or retrieve the owned/followed lists of the user	List All Records → Lists members List All Records → Users owned lists List All Records → Users followed lists

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Prerequisites
Add the X connection
Scopes and permissions

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