ng-facebook | Using Facebook SDK with Angular

I am working on Laravel 7 and for social login I am using Socialite package. I am following this article for reference and did exactly the same but I am getting an unauthorized response with a message - "Bad Credentials". I have also tried resetting the secret key.

This is my Github settings

Thanks for the response.

I want to add password change functionality which is only visible to users logged with email/password. I am also getting my user from the onAuthChanged method called in useEffect which runs on the app initialize.

I implemented code based on this question

here is what I've tried:-

Using python 3.7

I would like to access all comments available through the facebook api based on a search criteria. I have created a developer account and started playing around with pyfacebook and facebook-sdk. Currently, I have only been able to access content on pages I have admin rights to, by using this posts and this one.

I haven't been able to find out what I need to do to effectively search facebook for some terms of interest and collect all the comments for each object that come out.

Example: I would like to search the facebook page for 'airlines', and then get all the comments for each of the posts and public groups that are listed. I would be happy with just the comments from the posts if necessary.

I would like to do some sentiment analysis and possibly topic identification.

Can someone point me in the right direction?

I'm using Firebase authentication. The user can log in via e-mail password, google and facebook. How do I know if a user is logged in using an email-password? I looked at this answer

and i tried this:

I'm wondering if there's any consensus out there with regard to how best to handle GraphQL field arguments when using Dataloader. The batchFn batch function that Dataloader needs expects to receive Array and returns an Array, and usually one would just call load( parent.id ) where parent is the first parameter of the resolver for a given field. In most cases, this is fine, but what if you need to provide arguments to a nested field?

For example, say I have a SQL database with tables for Users, Books, and a relationship table called BooksRead that represent a 1:many relationship between Users:Books.

I might run the following query to see, for all users, what books they have read:

Currently using the old instagram API (deprecating in 2020) with instafeed.js it is easy to generate a blog type website fetching from the clients instagram website using an access_token. What I am trying to do is a website, only fetching the costumers posts from instagram displayed in a costume theme and using information from their facebook page for about, imprint and contact sections.

In a Nutshell what I am doing tih the old Instagram API

I'm using Facebook SDK for Android v4.20. When I want to call AppEventsLogger.deactivateApp(getApplication()); in my Activity's onPause() it shows as deprecated. I'm using Android Studio 2.3, the app minimum SDK is 16 and target is 25, I use build tools v25.0.2.

It seems to be similar to this SO question but the solution doesn't work and Android Studio is still showing this method as deprecated.

What might be the reason of this warning?

I am unable to fully subscribe my Facebook App+Webhook to a Facebook Page using Facebook Login. The Page subscribes to the App, but the App+Webhook do not receive any messages from the Page.

0. App is in developer mode with these permissions enabled:

I'm trying to set a greeting text for one of my Messenger bot like this: