This project is based on http://github.com/leah/python-oauth, but only the client is used.
Done
> Split the source file into several modules > Edited the OAuthClient class to do more easy to use in client > applications only.
Use examples:
> To extending the OAuthClient, git@github.com:carlitux/twython.git could be used > as an example. > To do a client app using this, there is an example here > http://github.com/carlitux/ITwittBook this app is implemented > by me for learning purpose.
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