FBGraphHandler is a Python library that simplifies the process of interacting with Facebook's Graph API. It provides methods for authenticating users, retrieving user details, posting text and video feeds, and more.
You can install FBGraphHandler using pip:
pip install FBGraphHandler
from FBGraphHandler import FBGraphHandler
# Create an instance of FBGraphHandler
graph_handler = FBGraphHandler()
# Configure FBGraphHandler with your Facebook App credentials
graph_handler.Config(client_id="YOUR_CLIENT_ID", client_secret="YOUR_CLIENT_SECRET", version="14.0")
# Generate an authorization URL for users to complete the authentication process
auth_url = graph_handler.GenerateAuthURL(redirect_uri="YOUR_REDIRECT_URI", scopes=["public_profile", "email"])
# Exchange the authorization code for an access token
access_token = graph_handler.ExchangeCodewithToken(code="AUTHORIZATION_CODE")
# Get user details using the access token
user_details = graph_handler.GetUserDetails(access_token="ACCESS_TOKEN")
# Post a text feed to a user or page
post_id = graph_handler.PostTextFeed(text="Hello, Facebook!", id="PAGE_OR_USER_ID", access_token="ACCESS_TOKEN")
# Post a video feed to a user or page
post_id = graph_handler.PostVideoFeed(text="Check out this video!", id="PAGE_OR_USER_ID", access_token="ACCESS_TOKEN", video_url="VIDEO_URL")
# Post text, photos, or videos to a user or page
media_urls = ["PHOTO_URL_1", "PHOTO_URL_2"]
post_id = graph_handler.PostToFacebook(text="My Facebook post", media_urls=media_urls, access_token="ACCESS_TOKEN", id="PAGE_OR_USER_ID", isVideo=False)
For detailed documentation and more information about available methods and parameters, please refer to the official documentation.
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.
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