FBGraphUser
Overview
The FBGraphUser protocol enables typed access to a user object
as represented in the Graph API.
Discussion
The FBGraphUser protocol represents the most commonly used properties of a
Facebook user object. It may be used to access an NSDictionary object that has
been wrapped with an FBGraphObject facade.
Properties
Typed access to the user's birthday.
@property (retain,
nonatomic) NSString *birthday;
Declared In
FBGraphUser.h
Typed access to the user's first name.
@property (retain,
nonatomic) NSString *first_name;
Declared In
FBGraphUser.h
Typed access to the user's ID.
@property (retain,
nonatomic) NSString *id;
Declared In
FBGraphUser.h
Typed access to the user's last name.
@property (retain,
nonatomic) NSString *last_name;
Declared In
FBGraphUser.h
Typed access to the user's profile URL.
@property (retain,
nonatomic) NSString *link;
Declared In
FBGraphUser.h
Typed access to the user's current city.
Declared In
FBGraphUser.h
Typed access to the user's middle name.
@property (retain,
nonatomic) NSString *middle_name;
Declared In
FBGraphUser.h
Typed access to the user's name.
@property (retain,
nonatomic) NSString *name;
Declared In
FBGraphUser.h
Typed access to the user's username.
@property (retain,
nonatomic) NSString *username;
Declared In
FBGraphUser.h
Last Updated: November 19, 2012