I never built anything with this. You probably shouldn't either.
facebook.go facilitates writing Go programs that integrate with Facebook.
This package is at a very early stage of development. Also, this README is
inaccurate and possibly describes features not yet implemented.
To install facebook.go, simply run go get github.com/davars/facebook.
To use it in a program, use import "github.com/davars/facebook"
If you haven't done so already, you should create a Facebook Application.
You'll have to define an Application instance somehow. You can refer to the getTestApp function in facebook_test.go for one possible implementation.
The main API mimics that of the net/http package, except that the Request always goes to the Graph API url and optionally includes an access token. Also, since Graph API are JSON, all responses are parsed into a map[string]interface{}.
There are also tools for handling access_tokens, signed_requests, and managing test user accounts.
Copyright (c) 2012 David Jack
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