First version limited to Instagram Basic Display permissions As such, using this gem requires having a Facebook Developper account in order to get an Instagram User Access Token For more info: https://developers.facebook.com/docs/instagram-basic-display-api/getting-started

Hosted User Avatar Service for your Apps and Site. Load avatars easily from Twitter, Facebook and Instagram or upload your own.

ActiveRecord extension that maps models to Facebook Open Graph objects.

Authlogic OAuth2 is an extension of the Authlogic library to add OAuth2 support. OAuth2 can be used to allow users to login with their Facebook credentials.

Fork of clearance, not-purely-restful, but with Facebook goodness

A light-weight Ruby API client for Facebook Account Kit with no dependency.

Uses Ajar's API to insert public URIs in place of local APIs for Facebook Open Graph connections.

Feedbook is a simple console application that allows to notify on IRC, mail and social media (like Twitter and Facebook) about RSS/Atom updates.

Authorization that includes basic authorization and 3 social authorization with Latvia social network draugiem.lv, facebook.com and twitter.com.

A decent web scraping gem.Scrapes website's title, description,social profiles such as linkedin, facebook, twitter, instgram, vimeo,pinterest, youtube channel and contact details such as emails, phone numbers.

Retrofacebook. Interact via the commandline.

Document theme for Jekyll inspired by Facebook GraphQL documentation

Tiny facebook library. This fork adds video upload support

Object wrappers for nodes in the Facebook OpenGraph

This gem will help you track shares (Facebook, Twitter, Email), Prints and Views

A Ruby implementation of The Open Graph Protocol by Facebook

OAuth2 (Facebook Connect) authentication strategy for connecting to lds.org thru LDS Connect with Ruby / Sinatra / etc

Generate profile links for Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, and others

Facebook v2 integration for Rack & Rails application

Conveniently enables or disables the blocking of hostnames in the /etc/hosts file e.g. 127.0.0.1 facebook.com