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defaultnamehere / zzzzz

Roleplay as the NSA by making creepy graphs of your friends
MIT License
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Please clarify the type of data you can visualize #21

Open TylerL-uxai opened 8 years ago

TylerL-uxai commented 8 years ago

Hello! Can you please include a screen shot in your github so we all know what kind of graphs you can create? Thanks!

dimartiro commented 8 years ago

I think that it's only a chart.

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amit2103 commented 8 years ago

Shouldn't there be a way to know the name of the friend?

pielco11 commented 8 years ago

Yes, there is. For every id you can check the corresponding page and extract the name from " name here " and add this information to the corresponding id

abdallahhamdy commented 8 years ago

Been running the fetcher for 4 hours so far, not a single incident of recording fbappstatus or messengerapp status, I think it's only logging the web presence, it's possible they changed the api in the past 2 days screenshot from 2016-02-22 21 03 30

JacobValdemar commented 8 years ago

For some of my friends it shows only activity for status and for others friends the other categories work.

pielco11 commented 8 years ago

Me too, I see only activity.

amit2103 commented 8 years ago

@pielco11 Corresponding page means the CSV page or the html page/. if its the HTML page do I need to see the browser developer panel?

pielco11 commented 8 years ago

@amit2103 For corresponding page, I mean the html page of the profile. If the ID is "1234" than you go to facebook.com/profile.php?id=1234 and from the source code of the page you can extract the name.

amit2103 commented 8 years ago

@pielco11 Ohh...many thanks..

SteffeyDev commented 8 years ago

I know this chat is a bit old, but http://findmyfbid.com is great for finding the id given someone's name. If someone could integrate this into the web app so that we can just type the name to pull up the graph, that would be awesome. I might get around to it at some point but web development is not my forte.

defaultnamehere commented 8 years ago

You can use the included "fpapi.py" to do the lookup that you're talking about =]