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facebook-graph-client
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This module is for interacting with the facebook graph API.
require('facebook-graph-client').createClient([access_token])
Creates a new client. Optionally sets the access_token
property of the client to the value of access_token
.
client.post_object(obj, [args], [callback])
client.delete_object(obj, [args], [callback])
client.get_object(obj, [args], [callback])
client.get_objects(objs, [args], [callback])
client.get_connection(obj, connection, [args], [callback])
client.post_connection(obj, connection, [args], [callback])
See LICENSE.md
Bug patches and reports are welcome, please create an issue in the issue tracker on github for them.
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A Node.js client to the Facebook Graph API
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