using tumblr.php on Windows (WAMP)

[reteacom]

Hello !
Could you please specify which are the steps to use this package on WAMP? Due to guzzle and eher/oauth issue I cannot run script at all...
Thank you !

[seejohnrun]

What issue are you seeing with guzzle and eher/oauth? Have you installed composer?

[reteacom]

Hello !
Actually I did not find any tutorial how to install composer on a WAMP
server ... Does exist any help file regarding this ?
Thank you

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What issue are you seeing with guzzle and eher/oauth? Have you installed
composer?

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[codingjester]

Hey @reteacom You should see an installer for composer here: http://getcomposer.org/doc/00-intro.md#installation-windows

Let me know if you have any issues. I'm not really a windows guy myself, but we probably can get you up and running.

[jeflopodev]

@reteacom

1. Install composer, in windows is really easy, just grab the binaries, click next next next. It will configure the PATH var for you.
2. Download this repository or clone it. Unzip and move the folder inside a public folder of your webserver ie. htdocs or wwwroot
3. open a terminal (powershell, cmd.exe in windows)
4. change to the directory you've copied the tumblr client ( with cd )
5. use this command "composer install" without quotes (if fails, use composer self-update and try again) It will install the Tumblr Client dependencies. (eher/oauth). You should see the composer.json file in this repository to really understand how composer handles it.
6. You'll need to follow the basic usage guidelines in https://github.com/tumblr/tumblr.php
7. You'll need to register an application in your logged in tumblr account (api) >> http://www.tumblr.com/oauth/apps
8. You'll need to obtain consumerkey, consumersecret, token, tokensecret, apikey >> https://api.tumblr.com/console/calls/user/info (after sending the form click "show keys" (right top))

[seejohnrun]

Closing this up - let us know if any more questions - and thanks so much @jeflopo - would be a great wiki page!