documentation about fbchat

[danetrain]

Please? I would love even some preliminary examples.

[PidgeyL]

@danetrain Most documentation is in the code itself. Please also have a look there.
A short overview of basic functions would be:

import fbchat # (obviously, as you need to import the package)
email=""
password=""
browser="" # This is optional
client = fbchat.Client(email, password, browser)
users = client.getUsers("with this name")
user_id_of_partner = users[0].uid
client.send(user_id_of_partner, "Hi")
client.listen() # Starts a listener (keep in mind, it's blocking/single threaded)

[danetrain]

I've looked over the code. Am I correct in the conclusion that this doesn't yet have the capability to interact with the settings of a chat thread? i.e. boot someone or add someone?

[PidgeyL]

not yet, no. We (or at least I) currently focus more on the person-to-person chat, and get all the functionalities for that first

[massey101]

If we want to help out with the documentation what is the preferred method for questions? Emai to [email protected]? Thanks.

[arslnb]

@massey101 I guess a pull request would be ideal.

[carpedm20]

@massey101 yes, feel free to give a pull request to this repo 👍

[OndrejVomacka]

Please, give me a simple example of a echo bot for educational purposes. I fight with client.listen(). Thx.

[thekindlyone]

@OndrejVomacka see my PR, added some documentation including example echo bot. #56

[madsmtm]

I've added fbchat to ReadTheDocs, and included examples and documentation there ;)