splashlab / yii-facebook-opengraph

Yii Extension : A wrapper for the Facebook PHP SDK, Javascript SDK and the Open Graph protocol.
http://www.yiiframework.com/extension/facebook-opengraph/
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The master branch is not stable, please use tagged release branches. The previous stable branch with support for the old API is now under the opengraph-v1.0 branch.

This is a Yii1 application component wrapper for Facebook PHP SDK 5.0

Also included are some helper functions that:

Facebook PHP SDK:

Facebook JS SDK:

Facebook Social Plugins:

Open Graph Protocol:

Upgrading from PHP SDK 4 to PHP SDK 5

INSTALLATION:

It is recommended that you install this via composer. This extension is hosted on packagist.org: https://packagist.org/packages/splashlab/yii-facebook-opengraph

"require": {
    "splashlab/yii-facebook-opengraph": "dev-master"
}

Instead of 'dev-master' you can choose a release tag like '1.0.2-beta'.

Run composer update to get the extension. This will pull down the official Facebook SDK as a dependency.

Configure Yii application component SFacebook in your yii config file:

'components'=>[
    'facebook'=>[
        'class' => '\YiiFacebook\SFacebook',
        'appId'=>'YOUR_FACEBOOK_APP_ID', // needed for JS SDK, Social Plugins and PHP SDK
        'secret'=>'YOUR_FACEBOOK_APP_SECRET', // needed for the PHP SDK
        //'version'=>'v2.5', // Facebook API version to default to i.e. default_graph_version
        //'enable_beta_mode' => null, // optional Facebook\Facebook setting
        //'http_client_handler' => null, // optional Facebook\Facebook setting
        //'persistent_data_handler' => null, // optional Facebook\Facebook setting
        //'url_detection_handler' => null, // optional Facebook\Facebook setting
        //'pseudo_random_string_generator' => null, // optional Facebook\Facebook setting
        //'locale'=>'en_US', // override JS SDK locale setting (defaults to en_US)
        //'jsSdk'=>true, // include JavaScript SDK on all pages
        //'async'=>true, // load JavaScript SDK asynchronously
        //'jsCallback'=>false, // declare if you are going to be inserting any JS callbacks to the async JS SDK loader
        //'callbackScripts'=>'', // default JS SDK init callback JavaScript
        //'status'=>false, // JS SDK - check login status
        //'cookie'=>false, // JS SDK - enable cookies to allow the server to access the session
        //'xfbml'=>false,  // JS SDK - parse XFBML / html5 Social Plugins
        //'frictionlessRequests'=>false, // JS SDK - enable frictionless requests for request dialogs
        //'hideFlashCallback'=>null, // JS SDK - A function that is called whenever it is necessary to hide Adobe Flash objects on a page.
        //'html5'=>true,  // use html5 Social Plugins instead of older XFBML
        //'defaultScope'=>[], // default Facebook Login permissions to request with Login button
        //'redirectUrl'=>null, // default Facebook post-Login redirect URL
        //'userFbidAttribute'=>null, // if using FBAuthRequest, declare Facebook ID attribute on user model here
        //'accountLinkUrl'=>null, // if using FBAuthRequest, declare link to user account page here
        //'ogTags'=>[  // set default OG tags
            //'og:title'=>'MY_WEBSITE_NAME',
            //'og:description'=>'MY_WEBSITE_DESCRIPTION',
            //'og:image'=>'URL_TO_WEBSITE_LOGO',
        //],
        //'authenticationErrorCallback' => function(\Facebook\Exceptions\FacebookAuthenticationException $e) {
            // special logic for expired API accessTokens
            // prompt to re-authenticate?
            // log error?
            // throw $e?
            // return true?
        //},
        //'authorizationErrorCallback' => function(\Facebook\Exceptions\FacebookAuthorizationException $e) {
            // special logic for missing API permissions
            // prompt to authorize additional permissions?
            // log error?
            // throw $e?
            // return true?
        //},
        //'sdkErrorCallback' => function(\Facebook\Exceptions\FacebookSDKException $e) {
            // special logic for generic Facebook SDK errors
            // log error?
            // throw $e?
            // return true?
        //}
    ],
],

Then, to enable the JS SDK and Open Graph meta tag functionality in your base Controller, add this function to override the afterRender() callback:

protected function afterRender($view, &$output) {
    parent::afterRender($view,$output);
    //Yii::app()->facebook->addJsCallback($js); // use this if you are registering any additional $js code you want to run on init()
    Yii::app()->facebook->initJs($output); // this initializes the Facebook JS SDK on all pages
    Yii::app()->facebook->renderOGMetaTags(); // this renders the OG tags
    return true;
}

Installation without Composer

Included is an autoload.php file to assist in installing this extension without Composer. YMMV.

USAGE:

Open Graph meta tags

Some Open Graph meta tags are set by default.

Set custom OG tags on a page (in view or action):

<?php Yii::app()->facebook->ogTags['og:title'] = "My Page Title"; ?>

Social Plugin helper widgets

Render Facebook Social Plugins using helper Yii widgets:

<?php $this->widget('\YiiFacebook\Plugins\LikeButton', [
     //'href' => 'YOUR_URL', // if omitted Facebook will use the current page URL
     'show_faces'=>true,
     'share' => true
]); ?>

You can, of course, just use the XFBML code for social plugins as well (if loading the JS SDK with XFBML = true):

<div class="fb-like" data-share="true" data-show-faces="true"></div>

Run JS after Facebook JS SDK initializes

At any point you can add additional JavaScript code to run after the Facebook JS SDK initializes:

<?php Yii::app()->facebook->addJsCallback($js); ?>

Calling Facebook PHP SDK methods

To use the PHP SDK anywhere in your application, just call it like so (there pass-through the Facebook class):

<?php $accessToken = Yii::app()->facebook->getAccessToken() ?>
<?php $accessToken = Yii::app()->facebook->getLongLivedAccessToken() ?>
<?php $loginUrl = Yii::app()->facebook->getLoginUrl($redirect_url_after_login) ?>
<?php $reRequestUrl = Yii::app()->facebook->getReRequestUrl() ?>
<?php $reAuthenticationUrl = Yii::app()->facebook->getReAuthenticationUrl() ?>
<?php $signedRequest = Yii::app()->facebook->getSignedRequest() ?>
<?php $logoutUrl = Yii::app()->facebook->getLogoutUrl('http://example.com/after-logout') ?>

Graph API calls

Calling API methods directly on the Yii::app()->facebook component will automatically check for and add the proper accessToken for the logged in user. Call them like so:

<?php $graphPageObject = Yii::app()->facebook->get('/me')->getUserNode() ?>
<?php $graphPageObject = Yii::app()->facebook->get('/SOME_PAGE_ID')->getPageNode() ?>
<?php $response = Yii::app()->facebook->post('/me/feed', [
                    'message' => 'User provided message'
                    'link' => 'www.example.com',
                ])->getGraphNode() ?>
<?php Yii::app()->facebook->$fb->delete('/{node-id}') ?>

Facebook Exception Handlers

If you call the SDK methods directly on the Yii::app()->facebook component then some default error handling logic will run. You can override this logic by specifying 3 different global Facebook error handlers:

Direct Graph API Calls

If you want to make API calls without the default accessToken or without the global error handlers, call it via the fb property like this (Yii::app()->facebook->fb):

<?php
try {
    $response = Yii::app()->facebook->fb->post('/me/feed', [
        'link' => 'www.example.com',
        'message' => 'User provided message'
    ])->getGraphNode()
    echo "Posted with id: " . $response->getField('id');
} catch (\Facebook\Exceptions\FacebookSDKException $e) {
    // your own error handlers
    echo "Exception occurred, code: " . $e->getCode();
    echo " with message: " . $e->getMessage();
}
?>
<?php Yii::app()->facebook->destroySession() ?>

Convenience Methods

There are a couple of additional convenience methods added the component:

<?php $fb_user_id = Yii::app()->facebook->getUserId() ?>
<?php $graphUserObject = Yii::app()->facebook->getMe() // gets the Graph info of the current user ?>
<?php $graphUserObject = Yii::app()->facebook->getGraphUser($user_id) // gets the Graph object of the current user ?>
<?php $imageUrl = Yii::app()->facebook->getProfilePicture('large') // gets the Facebook picture URL of the current user ?>
<?php $imageUrl = Yii::app()->facebook->getProfilePicture(['height'=>300,'width'=>300]) // $size can also be specific ?>
<?php $imageUrl = Yii::app()->facebook->getProfilePictureById($openGraphId, $size) // gets the Facebook picture URL of a given OG entity ?>

Also included are two helper classes: FBAuthRequest and FBUserIdentity

FBAuthRequest can be used to prompt a user to log in with Facebook if no active Facebook Session is detected. The message is displayed as a notice Flash message. You can optionally pass in Facebook permissions to prompt for.

\YiiFacebook\FBAuthRequest::fbLoginPrompt();
\YiiFacebook\FBAuthRequest::fbLoginPrompt(['manage_pages']);

FBUserIdentity is a base CBaseUserIdentity class that can be extended when adding Facebook authentication to your application.


BREAKING CHANGES:

CHANGE LOG:

I plan on continuing to update and bugfix this extension as needed.

Please log bugs to the GitHub tracker.

Extension is posted on Yii website also: http://www.yiiframework.com/extension/facebook-opengraph/

The original version with support for Facebook SDK 3.x and Open Graph API 1.x was forked from ianare's faceplugs Yii extension: http://www.yiiframework.com/extension/faceplugs https://github.com/digitick/yii-faceplugs

Updated Feb 19th 2016 by Evan Johnson http://splashlabsocial.com