Hiring Bubble Consultant for LinkedIn API Help

I’m currently using @Pathfix to authenticate users with their LinkedIn account. Pathfix allows them to post to their profiles. I’m looking for someone to help custom build a Bubble API call in addition to our Pathfix integration that will allow users to:

  1. Get a list of LinkedIn pages/companies they manage
  2. Post Text and Image content to those pages

Also hoping to watch you build this so I know how it works so you’ll likely need to screen record the process.

Message me with how many hours you estimate this project taking and your hourly rate in USD. If you have any sort of portfolio that would be nice as well.

Thanks!
Seth

I’m not familiar with Pathfix but what did you test to post image?
Doesn’t seem to be very complex if you already have the other calls set with Pathfix

I think the Twitter task is definitely the easier of the two. I’ve tried to build it within Bubble’s API tool, but I haven’t been able to get it to work, but I’m also not an expert at this. But yes, Pathfix already handles the authentication so it shouldn’t be too complicated to create the actual post calls.

This is why I was asking if you can share what you tried for Twitter.
For linkedin, shouldn’t be too hard too.
I think that the endpoint you need to call info is: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/linkedin/marketing/integrations/community-management/organizations/organization-access-control-by-role?tabs=http#find-a-members-organization-access-control-information

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Hi @deliriousmiles !

If there is anyone that can get this job done is @Jici !

Highly recommended! :smiley:

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So Pathfix actually has a Twitter image upload process using Twitter’s 4 steps of: INIT, APPEND, STATUS, FINALIZE. But you have to provide file size and MIME type. So I’m having issues getting that all to work. I saw there is an easier image uploading process for Twitter if you’re just working with images, but Pathfix doesn’t support it.

There’s some plugin that will provide the informations/convert.
Also, in some case you can save the Bubble file directly in Base64 using :encoded in base64. You can store this in a text field instead of image field.

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Sweet, I was able to get file size and MIME type from a tool called NeutrinoAPI so I got Twitter working! Now just LinkedIn to figure out!

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@deliriousmiles did you ever get posting images to LinkedIn figured out? If so, how did you get it to work?