You can use cookies as well as your username and password to login

Login with password is broken , working on fix

2-Factor Authentication is also supported (working on fix)

Example:

Facebook("username/email/phone_number","password")
Facebook(use_cookies=True,cookie="cookie_Value")

• Internet Connection
• Python 3.6+
• BeautifulSoup (Python Module)
• Requests (Python Module)
• magic (Python Module)
• requests_toolbelt (Python Module)
• cssutils (Python Module)
• ics (Python Module)

requirements.txt is also available

• userinfo()
• get_friends()
• get_birthdays()
• get_all_chats()
• send_message()
• birthday_to_ics()

This method can be used to get info of a user

• user : str -> user id of a user if you are trying to get user info of users other than you

• Type -> dict
• Structure

{
     "AccountId": "1000000000000",
     "bio": "Using fb_er.",
     "contact_details": {
           "Email": "",
           "Github": "",
           "Instagram": "",
           "LinkedIn": "",
           "Mobile": "",
           "Skype": "",
           "Snapchat": "",
           "Twitter": "",
           "Website": ""
     },
     "dateOfBirth": "dd mm yyyy",
     "gender": "",
     "joinedOn": "",
     "livesIn": "",
     "name": {
       "alternative_name": "",
       "name": ""
     },
     "total_friends": "161"
}

from fb_er.client import Facebook

cookies = "cookies_value"
user = Facebook(use_cookies=True, cookie=cookies)
print(user.userinfo())

This method can be used to get all the friends in a dict

• Type -> dict
• Structure

{
  "friends": [
    {
      "facebook_profile_url": "https://facebook.com//profile",
      "fb_username": "/username_of_friend",
      "name": "name_of_friend",
      "uid": "user_id of friend"
    },
    {}
  ]
}

from fb_er.client import Facebook

user = Facebook(username="username/email/phone_number", password="password")
print(user.get_friends())

This method can be used to get birthdays on friends in next 12 months

• Type -> dict
• Structure

{
  "birthdays": [
    {
      "Later in Current Month": [
        {
          "birthday": "date_of_birth",
          "name": "friend's name"
        }
      ],
      "Recent Birthdays": [
        {}
      ],
      "Upcoming Birthdays": [
        {}
      ]
    },
    {
      "November": [
        {}
      ]
    },
    {
      "December": [
        {}
      ]
    }
    
  ]
}

from fb_er.client import Facebook

user = Facebook(username="username/email/phone_number", password="password")
print(user.get_birthdays())

This method can be used to get last 6 chats in a dict

• Type -> dict
• Structure

{
  "chats": {
    "messages": [
      {
        "inbox": "url_to_direct_inbox_of_that_friend",
        "msg": "last_message_from_that_friend",
        "name": "name_of_sender",
        "timestamp": "last_message_sent_timestamp"
      },
      {}
    ]
  }
}

from fb_er.client import Facebook

cookies = "cookies_value"
user = Facebook(use_cookies=True, cookie=cookies)
print(user.get_all_chats())

This method can be used to send message to a user

• user : str -> user_id , name or username of the recipient
• messageText : str -> body of the message to be sent

• image : str[path] -> path of an image as a string which can be sent

from fb_er.client import Facebook

cookies = "cookies_value"
user = Facebook(use_cookies=True, cookie=cookies)
user.send_message("Facebook_user", "Hi Sending message using fb_er")

ICS is a CALENDER file which is supported by all major Calender , you can now get all the birthdays from of next year and import it to an ICS file , which then can be import to your favourite Calender App.

• filename : str [path] -> Path of file , where you want to create the ics file

• event_prefix : str -> Prefix Title of Event , the script will automatically add the name of user at the end

from fb_er.client import Facebook

cookies = "cookies_value"
user = Facebook(use_cookies=True, cookie=cookies)
user.birthday_to_ics()

• Fixed all known bugs except login
• Added birthday_to_ics function , which can be used to import Facebook Birthdays to ICS