🐤 More video tutorials for coding and using the TikTok API can be found in my TikTok API PHP SDK Playlist :D ruclips.net/video/sdA4eCq21y8/видео.html 🐤
We wanted to automate posting to our own account via API. We've managed to do it with all other platforms, it's the Tiktok one that is the only that's been causing us headaches. When applying for approval, they reject you saying you have to use the sandbox if you want to publish to your own account. But when using the sandbox, they don't allow you to publish to your own account because your app hasn't been audited. Vicious circle. Any idea how to resolve this stupid circular error? Anyone from tiktok might be reading this, please try to do some user testing and see if you manage to publish anything as a user using your API
Man this is frustrating. Spent far too long developing an app to automate our posts only to hit this same roadblock. Does not look like there is any workaround at the moment...
You recommended the video to me saying that you would teach how to be approved, but in the video you are already approved in the "Direct Post API", so you can publish it, I tested the same way as the video in my n8n automation and it didn't publish the error is the authorization of the "Direct Post API" which is still lacking.
Hey friend is it possible use the TikTok API to automatically response some video comments? I mean use some automation to get comments data and generate some IA answer and answers back using the API?
I don't think they have an endpoint for making comments at this time and I don't think they have a webhook for comments either but will keep an eye out and hope they add it in the future!
I think you get it back in the post status check once it is complete "publicaly_available_post_id" here is the documentation developers.tiktok.com/doc/content-posting-api-reference-get-video-status?enter_method=left_navigation
Nice one, but rather useless because the sandbox way is only for private accounts! what sense does it make to post on a private account? otherwise you have to verify your application
Before sandbox was created there was only production. In production, you had to have your app go through the review process and be in live mode (could take months or not even get approved) before you could even test and play around with endpoints. With sandbox, you can play around with endpoints immediately and figure out how you are going to implement. Yes, only posting to a private account does not make sense for live app but in sandbox we are only trying to test and implement these endpoints so we know they work. Once our app is ready for production, we can submit it for the dreaded review process and hope they approve so our app can work with real users and post videos to real users live accounts.
🐤 More video tutorials for coding and using the TikTok API can be found in my TikTok API PHP SDK Playlist :D ruclips.net/video/sdA4eCq21y8/видео.html 🐤
Awesome! You have something like this in Python?
We wanted to automate posting to our own account via API. We've managed to do it with all other platforms, it's the Tiktok one that is the only that's been causing us headaches.
When applying for approval, they reject you saying you have to use the sandbox if you want to publish to your own account. But when using the sandbox, they don't allow you to publish to your own account because your app hasn't been audited. Vicious circle.
Any idea how to resolve this stupid circular error?
Anyone from tiktok might be reading this, please try to do some user testing and see if you manage to publish anything as a user using your API
Man this is frustrating. Spent far too long developing an app to automate our posts only to hit this same roadblock. Does not look like there is any workaround at the moment...
I used sandbox to login in my TikTok account and I had no problem. If you need help, write me here
Same issue
Nice one ! Can you tell us more about the app approval process?
You recommended the video to me saying that you would teach how to be approved, but in the video you are already approved in the "Direct Post API", so you can publish it, I tested the same way as the video in my n8n automation and it didn't publish the error is the authorization of the "Direct Post API" which is still lacking.
I am using sandbox in this video as I have not been able to get approval for production with the direct post api at this time
Hey friend is it possible use the TikTok API to automatically response some video comments? I mean use some automation to get comments data and generate some IA answer and answers back using the API?
I don't think they have an endpoint for making comments at this time and I don't think they have a webhook for comments either but will keep an eye out and hope they add it in the future!
@@justinstolpe tks for answer me back...have a nice day
How fo you get the video id after posting.
I think you get it back in the post status check once it is complete "publicaly_available_post_id" here is the documentation developers.tiktok.com/doc/content-posting-api-reference-get-video-status?enter_method=left_navigation
Nice one, but rather useless because the sandbox way is only for private accounts! what sense does it make to post on a private account? otherwise you have to verify your application
Before sandbox was created there was only production. In production, you had to have your app go through the review process and be in live mode (could take months or not even get approved) before you could even test and play around with endpoints. With sandbox, you can play around with endpoints immediately and figure out how you are going to implement. Yes, only posting to a private account does not make sense for live app but in sandbox we are only trying to test and implement these endpoints so we know they work. Once our app is ready for production, we can submit it for the dreaded review process and hope they approve so our app can work with real users and post videos to real users live accounts.
@@justinstolpe thanks for your reply! appreciate it
I think i will watch this 30 times to completely understand how it works. The way you talk is too fast.