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Eric Florenzano (author)
Tue Nov 17 21:20:28 -0800 2009
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README.txt
This is a very minimal API into Kontagent, written using purely modules from
the Python standard library.
I haven't put it into production yet, but plan to in the near future (at which
point I will change this notice to say that I am using it in production).
Here's how you might use it:
from kontagent import Kontagent
k = Kontagent('MY_API_KEY', 'MY_SECRET_KEY')
k.invite_sent(16904779, [542469672], tracking_tag='testtag')
A full list of all of the methods available is:
* invite_sent
* invite_click_response
* notification_sent
* notification_click_response
* notification_email_sent
* notification_email_response
* post
* post_response
* application_added
* application_removed
* undirected_communication_click
* page_request
* user_information
* goal_counts
* revenue_tracking
You should consult with the Kontagent REST Server API to see what each of these
functions does. You can find that here:
http://developers.kontagent.com/reference/api-documentation/facebook-rest-server-api
Unfortunately, for right now you're going to have to UTSL to find out about the
parameters that each method takes.
Hope you find this useful!







