1 = $fb->{uid})");
## Get results in manageable form:
use JSON::Syck; # or whatever...
$fb->format = 'JSON';
my $arrayref = JSON::Syck::Load $fb->query("...");
=head1 DESCRIPTION
WWW::Faceb
le with SQL, this may be a
more comfortable interface. Results are currently returned in the raw
JSON or XML format, but more palatable options may be available in the
future.
=cut
use URI::Escape;
{secret} = $self->{private};
my $resp = $self->_request_nofail('auth.createToken', format => 'JSON');
$self->{auth_token} = eval $resp->decoded_content;
}
sub _get_session
{
my $self = sh