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Reason: There is no require('connect').utils.serializeCookie() anymore.

Solution: Change the call require('connect').utils.serializeCookie(...) [Line 603] to serializeCookie(...) and declare the following function (taken from an old connect version):

var serializeCookie = function(name, val, obj){
    var pairs = [name + '=' + encodeURIComponent(val)],
        obj = obj || {};

    if (obj.domain) pairs.push('domain=' + obj.domain);
    if (obj.path) pairs.push('path=' + obj.path);
    if (obj.expires) pairs.push('expires=' + obj.expires.toUTCString());
    if (obj.httpOnly) pairs.push('httpOnly');
    if (obj.secure) pairs.push('secure');

    return pairs.join('; ');
};

Standalone usage works over request, response and domain, but the documentation does not mention this.

This causes various errors such as with the following code:

var fbapp = new fbsdk.Facebook({
  appId  : 'YOUR APP ID',
  secret : 'YOUR API SECRET'
});

fbapp.getLoginUrl();

Which causes an exception: "No request host available"

From what I gather, it is expected that one sets the aforementioned variables as configuration parameters like the appId and secret.
This has is the cause for a problem in my end; it would require an object per socket connection, whereas one would have been enough (the solution would be to have a different Facebook SDK instance each time).

The facebook.api() function returned error object saying the access token was required. So I traced the problem to two possible errors, one being returning the appId + the secret as access token in the getAccessToken function and other maybe the problem with getSession or setSession functions.

I need to use the facebook instant article SDK to convert my articles to the Apple news format so I want to know is it providing the instant article API?

I just integrated facebook-sdk with an Express app, and now the Expresso tests are failing with this error:

uncaught: AssertionError: Frontend: Homepage. Invalid response header Content-Type.
Expected: text/html; charset=utf-8
Got: text/html; charset=utf-8; charset=utf-8

Looks like the call to req.facebook.getSession() is doing something which results in a duplicate content type being set

app.use(function(req, res, next) {
    if (req.facebook.getSession() || process.env.NODE_TEST == 'testing') {
        next();
    } else {
      // some code here...
    }
});

I glanced at the code, but I haven't the foggiest as to what's going on here.

Was wondering why limit and offset was not working...

You can't simply add to the url like so /.../feed?limit=2

You must use this syntax:

facebook.api('/.../feed', {limit:2}, function(data) { ... });

Also limit doesn't really seem to perform as expected, I get consistently less than the limit specified.

This may be an issue with fb itself trimming results before the response, as I've read on other pages.

active?