Free facebook login news feeds software for linux

Facebook Perl has opened up an API to get access to some of the features of their site. Facebook Perl provides a Perl library to access this.
Enhancements:
- This is the first version written. It is currently being used on a (seemingly stable) site, albeit an incredibly simple one.
- There are no known bugs, and while it offers very little of an API, it is probably currently feature-complete (compared with equivalent libraries).

CGIFeed is a CGI program that reads news feeds (via XML/RDF/RSS) and prepares HTML pages for them.

You can enter new feeds through the Web page, and edit the name and update interval for each feed.

WWW::Facebook::API::REST::Client::Friends is a Perl module with Friend methods for Client.

SYNOPSIS

use WWW::Facebook::API::REST::Client;

SUBROUTINES/METHODS

base

The WWW::Facebook::API::REST::Client::Base object to use to make calls to the REST server

get

The friends.get method of the Facebook API

get_typed

The friends.getTyped method of the Facebook API

are_friends

The friends.areFriends method of the Facebook API

get_app_users

The friends.getAppUsers method of the Facebook API

DIAGNOSTICS

link type required

No link type was passed to get_typed. Pass a link type that is permitted by the Facebook API.

id1 array ref required

No id1 array ref was passed to are_friends. Pass two array refs as per the Facebook API.

id2 array ref required

No id2 array ref was passed to are_friends. Pass two array refs as per the Facebook API.

CONFIGURATION AND ENVIRONMENT

WWW::Facebook::API::REST::Client::Friends requires no configuration files or environment variables.

WWW::Facebook::API::REST::Client::Login is a Perl module to ask for user login info.

SYNOPSIS

use WWW::Facebook::API::REST::Client::Login;

This uses the WWW::Mechanize object to login a user to the Facebook. Useful for quick testing, by replacing WWW::Facebook::API::REST::Client::Auth in Client.pm with this module since this module subclasses that one.

SUBROUTINES/METHODS

base

The WWW::Facebook::API::REST::Client::Base object to use to make calls to the REST server

login_uri

The login uri for having the user login. If you want, there are internal methods available (using WWW::Mechanize) to login the user automatically so they dont have to open a browser window to do so.

login

Given a token, logs in a user using _login_form.

INTERNAL METHODS AND FUNCTIONS

_login_form

Generates the actual form submission for the login process. Ask for the user name and password of a person from STDIN. Their username and password is not masked presently, and it is not stored (the latter of which is a BIG no-no).

Bulletin Board News Server provides a (v)Bulletin Board NNTP interface.

Bulletin Board News Server is a (relatively) quick NNTP interface for vBulletin. It reads directly from the MySQL DB and is therefore independent of the Web frontend.

It doesnt alter read counters, but "forbidden names", name size limitations, user authentication, and anonymous posting (through a "usenet" user) are implemented.

Registered users (either in the vboard or through a proprietary pw hash in the config file) can see the email addresses of others, as far as the owners permit it.

In The News is a Firefox extension that highlights text, right-click to see the latest related news stories.

Mouse over any of the headlines to see a brief summary of the story. Click on any of the stories to have it open up in a new tab.

ferris-fnews provides a RSS news feed aggregator and archiver.
ferris-fnews is an RSS news feed aggregator and archiver. It can poll RSS news feeds and make them available as a filesystem.
In non technical terms libferris makes the file system and other hierarchical storage systems easier to use. For the geeks out there, libferris is a virtual file system (VFS) that runs in the user address space. The FAQ contains entries related to installation, configuration and the usage of libferris.
As of July 2005 libferris can mount many interesting things ranging from a filesystem from your local Linux kernel through to LDAP, Evolution, PostgreSQL, dbXML, and RDF. To get an impression of the current capabilities of libferris mounting see the plugins/context directory of the lastest release. New things to mount are always being added :)
Other than mounting things as a filesystem, the other core concept of libferris is extraction of interesting metadata from your libferris filesystems. This means that simple things like width and height of an image file become first class metadata citizens along with a files size and modification time. The limits on what metadata is available extend far beyond image metadata to include XMP, EXIF, music ID tags, geospatial tags, rpm metadata, SELinux integration, partially ordered emblem categories and arbitrary personal RDF stores of metadata. Though some consider the last point of purely academic interest the end result is that you can add metadata to *all* libferris objects even those you only have read access too, for example, you can attach emblems to this website just as you would a normal file. The metadata interface gives all metadata from file size to digital signature status information equal standing. As such you can sort a directory by any metadata just as easily as you would ls -Sh to sort by file size. Sorting on multiple metadata values is also supported in libferris, you can easily sort your files by mimetype, then image width, then modification time with all three pieces of metadata contributing to the final directory ordering.
Enhancements:
- uses async IO by default for fetching feeds.
- Added support for conditional fetching based on HTTP If-Modified-Since