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MiniFB is a small, lightweight Ruby library for interacting with the Facebook API.
We're using gemcutter so be sure to have gemcutter as a source, then:
gem install mini_fb
The most general case is to use MiniFB.call method:
user_hash = MiniFB.call(FB_API_KEY, FB_SECRET, "Users.getInfo", "session_key"=>@session_key, "uids"=>@uid, "fields"=>User.all_fields)
Which simply returns the parsed json response from Facebook.
Get a MiniFB::Session:
@fb = MiniFB::Session.new(FB_API_KEY, FB_SECRET, @fb_session, @fb_uid)
With the session, you can then get the user information for the session/uid.
user = @fb.user
Then get info from the user:
first_name = user["first_name"]
Or profile photos:
photos = user.profile_photos
Or if you want other photos, try:
photos = @fb.photos("pids"=>[12343243,920382343,9208348])
Join our Discussion Group at: http://groups.google.com/group/mini_fb
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We found that mjfreshyfresh-mini_fb demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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