django-fbrealtime
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A simiple django app to integrate with facebook realtime updates.
Requirements
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django 1.4 or later
Installation
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1. ''pip install django-fbrealtime''
2. Add 'fbrealtime' to your list of INSTALLED_APPS in settings.py
3. Add FACEBOOK_API_SECRET FACEBOOK_VERIFY_TOKEN to settings.py
4. Add url(r'', include('fbrealtime.urls')), to URLConf
Use
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Subscribe to fbrealtime.signals.data_imported signal
from django.dispatch import receiver
import fbrealtime.signals.fb_update
@recciver(fbrealtime.signals.fb_update)
def fb_update_handler(sender, **kwargs):
# update is a dictionary of updates from facebook
update = kwargs.get('update')
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