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I'm doing a really basic version of your example code. I got the access token, cookies, and fb_dtsg.
access_token = "stuff"
cookies = "more stuff"
fb_dtsg ="even more stuff"
path = 'myface.jpg'
# Instantiate the recog class
recog = FBRecog(access_token, cookies, fb_dtsg)
# Recog class can be used multiple times with different paths
print(recog.recognize(path))
When I run this code I get the following output. Looking through the code it seems like that array should contain the list of people who were recognized as being in the photo. Given that I gave it a picture of myself I feel like it should be able to recognize it?
Post data to Facebook, please wait...
Querying Facebook, please wait...
Please wait. Cleaning up...
Finished.
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I'm doing a really basic version of your example code. I got the access token, cookies, and fb_dtsg.
access_token = "stuff"
cookies = "more stuff"
fb_dtsg ="even more stuff"
path = 'myface.jpg'
# Instantiate the recog class
recog = FBRecog(access_token, cookies, fb_dtsg)
# Recog class can be used multiple times with different paths
print(recog.recognize(path))
When I run this code I get the following output. Looking through the code it seems like that array should contain the list of people who were recognized as being in the photo. Given that I gave it a picture of myself I feel like it should be able to recognize it?
Post data to Facebook, please wait...
Querying Facebook, please wait...
Please wait. Cleaning up...
Finished.
[]
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: