As we installed the Twitter connector in the previous section, let's take a look at configuring it to pull in some data. To start with, you can view all of the configurable options for the connector by running the following command:
$ funktion edit connector twitter -l
You should see something like the following Terminal output:
As you can see, you can configure a proxy as well as providing an accessToken, accessTokenSecret, consumerKey, and consumerSecret. You should have these from the previous chapter. If not then regenerate them using the instructions in Chapter 4, Introducing Kubeless Functioning.
Like the tokens and secrets I will be using to demonstrate the commands you need to run, the details listed in the preceding screenshot are the default dummy placeholder details and are not valid.
To update the connector with your own details, run the following...
