Twitter Android Crash When Redirecting

[hanalaydrus]

This issue showed in version 2.2.0. Twitter work in version 2.1.16.
I have fill the login form, after that It was trying to redirect but turns out the app crash and exited.

I specified the callback url as http://localhost/twitter I also try to specify with other url but nothing work.

[jslok]

@hanalaydrus Were you able to find a solution to this? I am running into this problem as well.

[f4z3k4s]

Same problem here.

[vvnull]

Also having this issue. Worked briefly after #121, but since a reinstallation I have not been able to restore to a working configuration.

[f4z3k4s]

@viovoid Temporarily you can make it work by starting on 2.2.0, applying the changes of #121, and changing the line I just mentioned at #121 to this: String oauthTokenSecret = (String) accessToken.getTokenSecret();

[SailingSteve]

Gilnave's changes worked for me with one additional fix
https://github.com/fullstackreact/react-native-oauth/pull/121/files

In OAuthManagerModule.java at line 410, I replaced
String oauthTokenSecret = (String) accessTokenMap.get("oauth_token_secret");
with
String oauthTokenSecret = (String) accessToken.getParameter("token_secret");

then it worked.

[SailingSteve]

After many other changes, I ran into another issue with version 2.2.2 , like in issue 165 where the Gson parsing throws unhandled exceptions. (My personal feeling is that the introduction of Gson parsing has not helped this project). Removing Gson parsing fixed the problem -- the redirect back to the app no longer crashed when I replaced accessTokenResponse() from 2.2.2 with the updated method that follows:

    final String providerName,
    final HashMap<String,Object> cfg,
    final OAuth1AccessToken accessToken,
    final String oauthVersion
  ) {
    WritableMap resp = Arguments.createMap();
    WritableMap response = Arguments.createMap();

    Log.d(TAG, "Credential raw response: " + accessToken.getRawResponse());
    
    resp.putString("status", "ok");
    resp.putBoolean("authorized", true);
    resp.putString("provider", providerName);
    String uuid = (String) accessToken.getParameter("user_id");
    response.putString("uuid", uuid);
    String oauthTokenSecret = (String) accessToken.getParameter("oauth_token_secret");
    
    String tokenType = (String) accessToken.getParameter("token_type");
    if (tokenType == null) {
      tokenType = "Bearer";
    }

    String consumerKey = (String) cfg.get("consumer_key");

    WritableMap credentials = Arguments.createMap();
    credentials.putString("access_token", accessToken.getToken());
    credentials.putString("access_token_secret", oauthTokenSecret);
    credentials.putString("type", tokenType);
    // credentials.putString("scope", accessToken.getScope());
    credentials.putString("consumerKey", consumerKey);

    response.putMap("credentials", credentials);

    resp.putMap("response", response);

    return resp;
  }

In Version 2.2.2, when you surround the Gson parsing with a try/catch, it throws "com.google.gson.JsonSyntaxException: java.lang.IllegalStateException: Expected BEGIN_OBJECT but was STRING at line 1 column 1 path $" for a twitter accessToken.getRawResponse() value of "oauth_token=8565211111111111111042-1111111111111111111111111111111111111qLhV&oauth_token_secret=BT1111111111111111111111111112EPq&user_id=8111111111111111111142&screen_name=StevePodell&x_auth_expires=0" (I obscured WeVote's private tokens in this example.)