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Please refer to Facebook doc to know what permissions need to be required in Facebook::request().

Retrieve an event

Retrieve the event with ID equal to $id

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$event = Facebook::event($id)->get();

Retrieve all events of current user

Do not provide an event ID to get all events of the logged in user

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$event = Facebook::event()->get();

Remove an event

Remove the event with ID equal to $id

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$boolean = Facebook::event($id)->remove();

Update an event

Update the event with ID equal to $id. Please refer to Facebook doc to see the fields within $array

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$boolean = Facebook::event($id)->update($array);

Create an event

Create an event for the current user. Please refer to Facebook doc to see the fields within $array

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$eventID = Facebook::event()->create($array);

Retrieve the attenders for an event

Retrieve people who are attending an event with ID equal to $id

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$attenders = Facebook::event($id)->attenders();

Attend an event

Attend an event with ID equal to $id

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$boolean = Facebook::event($id)->attend();

Retrieve the decliners for an event

Retrieve people who declined the invite to an event with ID equal to $id

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$decliners = Facebook::event($id)->decliners();

Decline the invite to an event

Decline the invite to an event with ID equal to $id

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$boolean = Facebook::event($id)->decline();

Retrieve invited

Retrieve people who have been invited to an event with ID equal to $id

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$invited = Facebook::event($id)->invited();

Invite people

Invite people to an event with ID equal to $id. You may also use an array to collect user IDs.

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$boolean = Facebook::event($id)->invite($userID1, $userID2);

$boolean = Facebook::event($id)->invite(array($userID1, $userID2));

Exclude people

Exclude people from an event with ID equal to $id. You may also use an array to collect user IDs.

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$boolean = Facebook::event($id)->exclude($userID1, $userID2);

$boolean = Facebook::event($id)->exclude(array($userID1, $userID2));

Retrieve all posts

Retrieve all posts of an event with ID equal to $id

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$posts = Facebook::event($id)->posts();

Retrieve all maybes

Retrieve people who replied with maybe to an event with ID equal to $id

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$maybes = Facebook::event($id)->maybes();

Reply with maybe

Reply with maybe to an event with ID equal to $id

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$boolean = Facebook::event($id)->maybe();

Retrieve all no-replies

Retrieve people who haven't replied to an event with ID equal to $id

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$noreplies = Facebook::event($id)->noreplies();

Retrieve the picture

Retrieve the picture of an event with ID equal to $id

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$picture = Facebook::event($id)->picture();

Set the picture

Set the picture to an event with ID equal to $id. Picture can be either an uploaded image or a URL. This method can be chained:

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$image = Input::file('picture');

$eventID = Facebook::event($id)->setPicture($image)->create($array);

$eventID = Facebook::event($id)->setPicture('http://example.com/image.jpg')->create($array);

Retrieve all photos

Retrieve all photos of an event with ID equal to $id

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$photos = Facebook::event($id)->photos();

Add a photo

Add a photo to an event with ID equal to $id. Photo can be either an uploaded image or a URL. You may add a description

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$image = Input::file('photo');

$photoID = Facebook::event($id)->addPhoto($image, $description);

$photoID = Facebook::event($id)->addPhoto('http://example.com/image.jpg', $description);

Add a photo (method chaining)

Add a photo to an event with ID equal to $id allowing method chaining. Photo can be either an uploaded image or a URL. You may add a description

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$image = Input::file('photo');

$eventID = Facebook::event($id)->with($image, $description)->create($array);

$eventID = Facebook::event($id)->with('http://example.com/image.jpg', $description)->create($array);

Retrieve all videos

Retrieve all videos of an event with ID equal to $id

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$videos = Facebook::event($id)->videos();

Add a video

Add a video to an event with ID equal to $id. Video can be either an uploaded video or a URL. You may add a title and a description

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$video = Input::file('video');

$videoID = Facebook::event($id)->addVideo($video, $title, $description);

$videoID = Facebook::event($id)->addVideo('http://example.com/image.jpg', $title, $description);

Add a video (method chaining)

Add a video to an event with ID equal to $id allowing method chaining. Video can be either an uploaded video or a URL. You may add a title and a description

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$video = Input::file('video');

$videoID = Facebook::event($id)->with($video, $title, $description)->create($array);

$videoID = Facebook::event($id)->with('http://example.com/image.jpg', $title, $description)->create($array);