Sample server-server integration between Nest and Twitter. Allows you to pair up a twitter account representing a structure with the user's Nest account. Uses a top level actor (TopActor) to coordinate updates between a Twitter REST Actor (used for posting updates and DMs), a Twitter Streaming Actor (for subscribing to DMs) and a Nest actor (NestActor) for listening to firebase updates. To get started you'll need Twitter API keys and an access token (see https://dev.twitter.com), and a Nest access token (see https://developer.nest.com). Copy src/main/resources/credentials-sample.txt to src/main/resources/credentials.txt, fill in the placeholder values and run Main.
Builds are done with Maven (http://maven.apache.org/) which is available on most platforms these days. You can compile code by running
mvn compile
The pom.xml file in the root is a Maven project definition and can be opened directly as a project by most Java IDEs.
After you've compiled you can run the application by running the following in a terminal window
mvn exec:java -Dexec.mainClass=com.nestlabs.twest.Main
Assuming configs are set up you should see messages logged to standard output.
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