Golang Facebook Graph API App Engine -

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i'm using huandu/facebook golang access fb api. https://github.com/huandu/facebook

this works locally when try run google app engine environment, can't run.

i used code locally:

res, err := fb.get("/me", fb.params{         "fields": "id,first_name,last_name,name",         "access_token": usertoken,     })

in documentation (link above) mention app engine environment can'f figure out how ge work fb.get convention.

thanks.

edit

almost got work!:

// create global app var hold app id , secret. var globalapp = fb.new("<appid>", "<appsecret>")  session := globalapp.session(usertoken)  //user token here context := appengine.newcontext(r)  //not sure r should be... session.httpclient = urlfetch.client(context)  res, err := session.get("/me", nil)  if err := json.newencoder(w).encode(res); err != nil {     panic(err) }

if id , name. need request other parameters. do in r parameter app engine context?

to answer last question asked, appengine.newcontext(r) function takes *http.request parameter, refers current request, 1 code executing in. can use r.url.query() if wanted query parameters sent request.

if want send parameters in request, 1 facebook api, can include them directly in url pass session.get(). can use url.values.encode if want build query string map of values. if need make request using method other get, such api method expects json, can use http.newrequest eg.

session.httpclient = urlfetch.client(context) request, err := http.newrequest("put", url, strings.newreader("{ "someproperty": 1234 }")) response, err := session.do(request)

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