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Introduction. The OpenAPI Specification (OAS) defines a standard, language-agnostic interface to HTTP APIs which allows both humans and computers to discover and understand the capabilities of the service without access to source code, documentation, or through network traffic inspection.
The OpenAPI Specification (OAS) provides a consistent means to carry information through each stage of the API lifecycle. It is a specification language for HTTP APIs that defines structure and syntax in a way that is not wedded to the programming language the API is created in. API specifications are typically written in YAML or JSON, allowing ...
Open the Graph API Explorer in a new browser window. This allows you to execute the examples as you read this tutorial. The explorer loads with a default query with the GET method, the lastest version of the Graph API, the /me node and the id and name fields in the Query String Field, and your Facebook App. Step 2. Generate an Access Token.
Publish posts. To publish a post to a Page, send a POST request to the /page_id/feed endpoint, where page_id is the ID for your Page, with the following parameters: message set to the text for your post. link set to your URL if you want to post a link. published set to true to publish the post immediately (default) or false to publish later.
Facebook Groups API. The Facebook Groups API is a collection of Graph API endpoints that let you read and create Facebook Group data on behalf of group members. By installing your app on a group, a group admin can grant your app access to group content, such as posts, photos, and videos, and allow you to publish content to the group on behalf ...
Create new account. Create a Page for a celebrity, brand or business. Log into Facebook to start sharing and connecting with your friends, family, and people you know.
This is a typical flow for accessing the Pages API: Get a User Access Token from the app User through Facebook Login. Query the /me/accounts endpoint to get the ID and Page Access Token of the Page the app User has permitted your app to access. Capture the returned Page ID and Page Access Token. Use the ID and token to query the Page node.
