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توضیحات

Python SDK for the Facebook Graph Api. (Latest Version Overview: Introduced the Helper Methods)
ویژگی مقدار
سیستم عامل -
نام فایل fb-0.4.0
نام fb
نسخه کتابخانه 0.4.0
نگهدارنده []
ایمیل نگهدارنده []
نویسنده Samir Ahmed
ایمیل نویسنده blaklites@gmail.com
آدرس صفحه اصلی https://github.com/blaklites/fb
آدرس اینترنتی https://pypi.org/project/fb/
مجوز The MIT License (MIT)
************************************************************** *Python Sdk for the Facebook Graph Api* ************************************************************** | **fb** is a python sdk for the Facebook Graph Api. The sdk provides three methods | for interacting largely with facebook. publish(), get_object() and delete() | In addtion to the three, there is one helper method to view the structure of | objects returned from facebook, show_fields() *Installation* ------------------ | **sudo pip install fb** | *1. Publishing to Facebook* =========================== | For publishing, use the publish() method. Publishing means creating objects like: | a wall post, a like, events and albums, etc. Currently photo upload | is not supported. The method returns the id of the object created. | At `developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/api/publishing/ <http://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/api/publishing/>`_ | under **'Other Objects'**, see list of publish categories except "photos". ==================================== *Examples* ==================================== | import fb | # Go to `developers.facebook.com/tools/explorer <http://developers.facebook.com/tools/explorer>`_ to generate test token | token="*the facebook token you are going to use*" | facebook=fb.graph.api(token) | | *#Post on the current user's wall* | facebook.publish(cat="feed", id="me", message="My facebook status") | | *#Like an object(wall post, photo and anything thats likable in facebook) with id=object_id* | facebook.publish(cat="likes", id=object_id) | | *#Comment on an objects thats commentable* | facebook.publish(cat="comments", id=object_id, message="My comment") | | *#Create an album* | facebook.publish(cat="albums", id="me", name="Album Name", message="Album Details") | | *Create an event* | facebook.publish(cat="events", id="me", name="My Event", start_time="2013-10-16-12:20", end_time="2013-10-18-14:30" ) *Important* ----------- | In addition to 'cat' (the category) and 'id', publish takes any parameter thats | valid for the publish category(cat). Like "message" for wall post, "name" for albums, | nothing for likes, etc. Check facebook doc for full list of valid parameters | for each kind of publishing. If you find that a parameter is raising error, | it maybe because this sdk does not yet support the parameter,please report such cases | to the author. *2. Fetch Objects from Facebook* ================================ | Objects can be fetched in two ways using the get_object() method. | Fetch "single" object with it's given "fields" passed in a list. | Or retrieve "multiple" objects passed with their "ids" in a list. | The method returns the object as python dictionary containing related fields ============================================= *Examples* ============================================= | *#Retrieve given fields for a single object* | object=facebook.get_object(cat="single", id=object_id, fields=["name", "email" ] ) | | *#Retrieve ALL fields for a single object* | object=facebook.get_object(cat="single", id=object_id, fields=[ ] ) | | *#Rertieve multiple objects* | object=facebook.get_object(cat="multiple", ids=['zuck', 'me'] ) *3. Delete Objects* =================== | Deleting objects is simple. use the delete method and pass the id of the | object to be deleted. Note that a "like" has no id in facebook, so in case of deleting | a "LIKE", you have to pass the id of the object liked and the category of the delete | which is "likes". ============================================= *Examples* ============================================= | *#Delete a status* | facebook.delete(id=status_id) | | *#Delete a comment* | facebook.delete(id=comment_id) | | *#Delete a "LIKE"* | facebook.delete(cat="likes", id=object_id) *4. The Helper Methods* ============================== | As of version 0.4.0, there is one helper method, *show_fields()*. Using this method, | it is possible to view the structure of the objects returned by facebook. This will help | further manipulate the fetched objects for individual needs. ============================================= *Examples* ============================================= | *#Get "friends" and "education" of the current user* | friends_and_education=facebook.get_object(cat='single', id='me', fields=['friends', 'education']) | *#Display the Structure of the object returned from facebook graph* | facebook.show_fields(friends_and_education) | | The method will print the following: | ______________________ | education(list) | school | id | name | type | year | id | name | friends | paging | next | data(list) | name | id | id | _______________________ | The above are all dictionary keys with sub-keys. Some of the keys are prefixed by "(list)" | which means their values are saved inside a list and should be accessed through indexing. | In line with the structure printed by the method, we can access various parts of the object | fetched from facebook as shown below | | *# "name" of schools attended* | friends_and_education['education'][0]['school']['name'] | friends_and_education['education'][1]['school']['name'] and so on........ | | *# "type" of the nth school in the object* | friends_and_education['education'][n]['type'] | | *#"name" of the nth friend in the object* | friends_and_education['friends']['data'][n]['name'] | | *#"name" and "id" of all friends* | friends_and_education['friends']['data'] | | **Note:** | The idea behind introducing the show_fields() method is to help developers | get a visual overview of the internal structure of objects retrieved from facebook graph | so that they can write their own methods easily to further meet their needs. *Reporting issues* ================== | Please report bugs `here <https://github.com/blaklites/fb/issues>`_. Or email to *blaklites@gmail.com*


نحوه نصب


نصب پکیج whl fb-0.4.0:

    pip install fb-0.4.0.whl


نصب پکیج tar.gz fb-0.4.0:

    pip install fb-0.4.0.tar.gz