config-example.php

<?php

$config = array(

	# 1. Choose where the SQLite database file lives
	#
	# The default is fine setting if you don't mind other people downloading
	# your data. Make sure to check that the permissions on the directory allow
	# the web server's user (usually 'www-data' or 'apache') to have write
	# permission.
	#/
	'database_path' => 'data/starmonger.db',

	# 2. Go to https://dev.twitter.com/apps and click 'Create a new application'
	#
	# Name - choose something unique, maybe your Twitter username
	# Description - anything is fine, maybe 'My personal Twitter archiver'
	# Website - anything is fine, you can use your Twitter profile URL
	# Callback URL - leave this blank
	#
	# After agreeing to the terms, passing the CAPTCHA test, you should see
	# the following 'Consumer key' and 'Consumer secret' values under
	# 'OAuth settings'.
	'twitter_consumer_key' => 'XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX',
	'twitter_consumer_secret' => 'XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX',

	# 3. From your application page, click 'Create my access token'
	#
	# You should see a green message flash onto the top of the page momentarily.
	# If you scroll down, you'll probably find there is no access token
	# information available to you yet. Just reload the page in a minute or two
	# and you should eventually see the 'Access token' and 'Access token secret'
	# at the bottom of your application page. Enter those below.
	'twitter_access_token' => 'XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX',
	'twitter_access_token_secret' => 'XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX',

	# 4. Decide if you want to download each time a page is loaded
	#
	# You can always download the newest favorites by loading download.php.
	# Setting this to 'true' will make *any* pageload download favorites, auto-
	# matically. If you don't enable this, you'll just want to set up a cron
	# job to ping download.php on some interval.
	'inline_download' => false

);

?>