modules/activitystream_facebook/activitystream_facebook.module

<?php
// $Id$
/*
 * The API passes in a $user object that contains four properties:
 * uid, userid, password, feed. These properties contain the account
 * information entered into the user's settings page, along with the 
 * uid of their Drupal account.
 */
function activitystream_facebook_streamapi($user) {
  // This user doesn't have a lastfm ID entered
  if (!$user->feed) {
    return;
  }
  
  // Use the activitystream_feed module to pull in the user's
  // history. 
  $user->feed = $user->feed;
  //$user->feed = 'http://ws.audioscrobbler.com/1.0/user/'. $user->userid .'/recenttracks.rss';
  $items = activitystream_feed_streamapi($user);
  //print_r($user);
  ///exit;
  return $items;
}
/*
 * Implement a user settings form hook. Modules should build a form
 * using an array that mirrors the Drupal form API. activitystream.module
 * will add the form elements to a tab called Activity Streams on the
 * user's Profile Edit page. Fields should be named
 * yourmodulename_fieldname. For instance, to store the user ID for 
 * Flickr, the field name is activitystream_flickr_userid
 *
 * To avoid collisions with other activitystream module's forms
 * use your module's name as the form array's key.
 *
 * @param $edit
 *   The values of the form fields, used for setting defaults
 * 
 */
function activitystream_facebook_activitystream_settings(&$edit) {
  $form['activitystream_facebook'] = array(
      '#type' => 'fieldset',
      '#title' => t('facebook settings'));
  $form['activitystream_facebook']['activitystream_facebook_feed'] = array(
    '#type' => 'textfield',
    '#title' => t('Facebook Status RSS feed URL'),
    '#default_value' => empty($edit['activitystream_facebook_feed']) ? '' : $edit['activitystream_facebook_feed'],
    '#description' => t('<a href="http://heidisoft.com/blogs/subscribe-new-facebook-feeds" target="_blank">Click here</a> for more information'));
  return $form;  
}


function theme_activitystream_facebook_icon() {
  return theme_image(drupal_get_path('module', 'activitystream_facebook') .'/facebook.png', 'facebook');
}


function theme_activitystream_facebook_item($activity) {
  $node = node_load($activity->nid);
  $date = theme('activitystream_date', $node->created);
  $user = activitystream_user_load($node->uid);
  $name = theme('activitystream_username', $user);
  return '<span class="activitystream-item">' . theme('activitystream_facebook_icon') . " <span>$name " . l($node->title, $activity->link) . " <span class=\"activitystream-created\">$date</span></span>" . l('#', 'node/' . $node->nid, array('class' => 'permalink')) . '</span>';
}
1	<?php
2	// $Id$
3	/*
4	* The API passes in a $user object that contains four properties:
5	* uid, userid, password, feed. These properties contain the account
6	* information entered into the user's settings page, along with the
7	* uid of their Drupal account.
8	*/
9	function activitystream_facebook_streamapi($user) {
10	// This user doesn't have a lastfm ID entered
11	if (!$user->feed) {
12	return;
13	}
14
15	// Use the activitystream_feed module to pull in the user's
16	// history.
17	$user->feed = $user->feed;
18	//$user->feed = 'http://ws.audioscrobbler.com/1.0/user/'. $user->userid .'/recenttracks.rss';
19	$items = activitystream_feed_streamapi($user);
20	//print_r($user);
21	///exit;
22	return $items;
23	}
24	/*
25	* Implement a user settings form hook. Modules should build a form
26	* using an array that mirrors the Drupal form API. activitystream.module
27	* will add the form elements to a tab called Activity Streams on the
28	* user's Profile Edit page. Fields should be named
29	* yourmodulename_fieldname. For instance, to store the user ID for
30	* Flickr, the field name is activitystream_flickr_userid
31	*
32	* To avoid collisions with other activitystream module's forms
33	* use your module's name as the form array's key.
34	*
35	* @param $edit
36	* The values of the form fields, used for setting defaults
37	*
38	*/
39	function activitystream_facebook_activitystream_settings(&$edit) {
40	$form['activitystream_facebook'] = array(
41	'#type' => 'fieldset',
42	'#title' => t('facebook settings'));
43	$form['activitystream_facebook']['activitystream_facebook_feed'] = array(
44	'#type' => 'textfield',
45	'#title' => t('Facebook Status RSS feed URL'),
46	'#default_value' => empty($edit['activitystream_facebook_feed']) ? '' : $edit['activitystream_facebook_feed'],
47	'#description' => t('<a href="http://heidisoft.com/blogs/subscribe-new-facebook-feeds" target="_blank">Click here</a> for more information'));
48	return $form;
49	}
50
51
52	function theme_activitystream_facebook_icon() {
53	return theme_image(drupal_get_path('module', 'activitystream_facebook') .'/facebook.png', 'facebook');
54	}
55
56
57	function theme_activitystream_facebook_item($activity) {
58	$node = node_load($activity->nid);
59	$date = theme('activitystream_date', $node->created);
60	$user = activitystream_user_load($node->uid);
61	$name = theme('activitystream_username', $user);
62	return '<span class="activitystream-item">' . theme('activitystream_facebook_icon') . " <span>$name " . l($node->title, $activity->link) . " <span class=\"activitystream-created\">$date</span></span>" . l('#', 'node/' . $node->nid, array('class' => 'permalink')) . '</span>';
63	}