#!/usr/bin/env python
import tinder
import os
token_url = 'https://www.facebook.com/dialog/oauth?client_id=464891386855067&redirect_uri=https://www.facebook.com/connect/login_success.html&scope=basic_info,email,public_profile,user_about_me,user_activities,user_birthday,user_education_history,user_friends,user_interests,user_likes,user_location,user_photos,user_relationship_details&response_type=token'
fbToken = {
# One can obtain the Facebook token by going to the URL above. Once there, go
# to your browser's developer console, click to the Network tab, and go to the
# above URL again. After the second traversal, you should see two network
# calls on the developer console. Click the first one and look at its response
# headers. There should be a "location" field in the header. The value of that
# field should contain an auth_token.
'facebook_token': os.environ['FACEBOOK_TOKEN'],
# Go to your Facebook profile, view the source code, and search for
# "profile_id" to find this.
'facebook_id': os.environ['FACEBOOK_ID']
}
tinder = tinder.tinderClient(fbToken)
# Print profile to show that the code is working.
print tinder.get_profile()
if args.action == 'updates': fbToken = args.token tinder = tinder.tinderClient(fbToken) print json.dumps(tinder.post_updates()) if args.action == 'recs': fbToken = args.token tinder = tinder.tinderClient(fbToken) print json.dumps(tinder.get_recs()) if args.action == 'profile': fbToken = args.token tinder = tinder.tinderClient(fbToken) if not args.data: print json.dumps(tinder.get_profile()) else: data = json.loads(args.data) print json.dumps(tinder.post_profile(data)) if args.action == 'ping': fbToken = args.token tinder = tinder.tinderClient(fbToken) print json.dumps(tinder.post_ping()) if args.action == 'location': fbToken = args.token tinder = tinder.tinderClient(fbToken) data = json.loads(args.data) print json.dumps(tinder.updateLocation(data['lat'], data['lon']))
