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', 'rb')
)

Facepy can do more than reading your latest posts and posting photographs of parrots, but you'll have to read the documentation <http://facepy.rtfd.org>_ to find out how.

Please note that Facepy does not do authentication with Facebook; it only consumes its API. To get an access token to consume the API on behalf of a user, use a suitable OAuth library for your platform (if you're using Django, for example, you might use Fandjango <https://github.com/jgorset/fandjango>_).

Installation

.. code:: bash

$ pip install facepy

Contribute

Fork the repository <http://github.com/jgorset/facepy>_.
Do your thing (preferably on a feature branch).
Write a test that demonstrates that the bug was fixed or the feature works as expected.
Send a pull request and bug me until I merge it!

I love you

Johannes Gorset made this. You should tweet me <http://twitter.com/jgorset>_ if you can't get it to work. In fact, you should tweet me anyway.

I love Schibsted

I work at Schibsted Products & Technology <https://github.com/schibsted>_ with a bunch of awesome folks who are every bit as passionate about building things as I am. If you're using Facepy, we probably want to hire you.

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