facepy 0.6.3

Facepy makes it absurdly easy to interact with Facebook APIs

About

Facepy makes it absurdly easy to interact with Facebook APIs.

Usage

from facepy import GraphAPI

# Initialize the Graph API with a valid access token (optional,
# but will allow you to do all sorts of fun stuff).
graph = GraphAPI(oauth_access_token)

# Get my latest posts
graph.get('me/posts')

# Post a photo of a parrot
graph.post(
    path = 'me/photos',
    source = open('parrot.jpg')
)

Facepy can do more than reading your latest posts and posting photographs of parrots, but you’ll have to read the documentation to find out how.

Installation

$ pip install facepy

History

0.6.3

• Fixed a bug that caused installation to fail in some circumstances.

0.6.2

• Fixed a bug that caused a KeyError upon parsing a signed request that didn’t include the user’s age.

0.6.1

• Fixed a bug that caused a NameError upon providing a list of strings as a Graph API parameter.

0.6.0

• Search results may now be paged.

• ‘facepy.VERSION’ is now ‘facepy.__version__’

0.5.1

• It is now considerably easier to create signed requests programmatically.

0.5.0

• Facepy now returns the complete API response instead of just its “data” attribute.

Note: This release is backwards-incompatible.

0.4.2

• Facepy is now compatible with Python 2.4.

• Fixed a bug that caused a KeyError if the user’s locale or country is missing from the signed request.

0.4.1

• Fixed a bug that caused a TypeError upon parsing signed requests in unicode.

0.4.0

• Added support for parsing and reverse-engineering signed requests.

• Added support for file-like objects in POST and PUT.

0.3.1

• Fixed a bug that prevented the ‘page’ argument to GraphAPI#get from working correctly.

0.3.0

• GraphAPI#get now has a new argument ‘page’, which returns a generator that iterates over each page of results.

0.2.3

• The GraphAPI class may now be initialized by signed request.

0.2.2

• Fix a bug that caused non-JSON data (e.g. pictures) to raise a ValueError.

0.2.1

• Fix a bug that caused a TypeError if the ‘path’ argument is an integer.

0.2.0

• Exceptions have been moved.