Introduction
Blocks lookup
The blocks lookup GET endpoint allows you to see which accounts you’ve blocked on behalf of an authorized user. This endpoint has a rate limit of 15 requests per 15 minutes per user.
Since you are making requests for private information with blocks lookup, and on behalf of a user with manage blocks, you must authenticate these endpoints with either OAuth 1.0a User Context or OAuth 2.0 Authorization Code with PKCE, and use the user Access Tokens associated with a user that has authorized your App, which can be generated using the 3-legged OAuth flow (OAuth 1.0a) or the Authorization Code with PKCE grant flow) (OAuth 2.0).
Account setup
To access these endpoints, you will need:
- An approved developer account.
- To authenticate using the keys and tokens from a developer App that is located within a Project.
Learn more about getting access to the X API v2 endpoints in our getting started guide.
Introduction
Blocks lookup
The blocks lookup GET endpoint allows you to see which accounts you’ve blocked on behalf of an authorized user. This endpoint has a rate limit of 15 requests per 15 minutes per user.
Since you are making requests for private information with blocks lookup, and on behalf of a user with manage blocks, you must authenticate these endpoints with either OAuth 1.0a User Context or OAuth 2.0 Authorization Code with PKCE, and use the user Access Tokens associated with a user that has authorized your App, which can be generated using the 3-legged OAuth flow (OAuth 1.0a) or the Authorization Code with PKCE grant flow) (OAuth 2.0).
Account setup
To access these endpoints, you will need:
- An approved developer account.
- To authenticate using the keys and tokens from a developer App that is located within a Project.
Learn more about getting access to the X API v2 endpoints in our getting started guide.