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Support Friend Graphs #9

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pydanny opened this issue Feb 15, 2011 · 6 comments
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Support Friend Graphs #9

pydanny opened this issue Feb 15, 2011 · 6 comments
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pydanny commented Feb 15, 2011

Display the user's Friend Graph

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tijs commented Oct 18, 2011

Shouldn't this be left for the developer to implement if he or she pleases? Using something like facepy it's trivial to get the friend graph (or any other graph stuff) after you have someones token. Which leaves django-la-facebook nice and lean...

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pydanny commented Oct 18, 2011

I agree.

Also, I'm thinking about deprecating this library in favor of django-social-auth.

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tijs commented Oct 18, 2011

Hmm, i'll check that out then. I had some bad experiences with all those do everything libraries out there (social-registration, all-auth, etc) so i just switched to la-facebook for it's elegance. But i missed that particular one.

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tijs commented Oct 18, 2011

on second thought... i did try that one out as well and i couldn't get it to work... so i would vote against deprecation :)

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pydanny commented Oct 18, 2011

The problem with django-social-auth is that it's docs are lacking, especially in simple examples. Me and Kenneth Love plan to work on that.

Thanks for appreciating this library. @ptone and @JacobBurch deserve a lot of that credit!

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tijs commented Oct 19, 2011

Well thats good news then, i appreciate the docs for this lib as well. I like that it takes the time to actually explain the process.

As for simple examples; i would bet that 80% of the use cases are for just facebook + twitter + normal email registration, so setting up just that would make for a good example...

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