Hi Kuba! The code does only authentication. The graph API is used at the moment to get the "me" node and only that, so that user info from facebook becomes available under auth.user.
About the model I think that the usage of the graph API is straightforward and similar to any other graph API or library. RDFlib (www.rdflib.net) is an example. The model is just a node. Since vertices are a properties of the node, reaching any information in the graph is just a matter of node recursion. This kind of model works well with REST, where resources are nodes, urls are the sequence of vertices to reach a node. This approach is generic gives you the most of flexibility and implementing the model in web2py is as simple as instantiating the start node. As soon as the example app will be usable I will post it. tnx michele 2010/6/29 Kuba Kucharski <kuba.kuchar...@gmail.com> > hi, MCM > > the web2py community is very much interested in facebook graphApi > intergration with web2py, can you make it plugin/model? > I use some graph api calls in my applications but it is simple token > exchange, no integration with app. but I know the subject, maybe I can > help. > > thx for all your efforts > > > -- > Kuba >
