Threads Graph API

Introduction

You may use the Threads API to enable people to create and publish content on a person’s behalf on Threads, and to display those posts within your app solely to the person who created it.

How to use

Just like the base Graph API.

The following code snippet shows how to perform an OAuth flow with the Threads API:

from pyfacebook import ThreadsGraphAPI

api = ThreadsGraphAPI(
    app_id="Your app id",
    app_secret="Your app secret",
    oauth_flow=True,
    redirect_uri="Your callback domain",
    scope=["threads_basic", "threads_content_publish", "threads_read_replies", "threads_manage_replies",
           "threads_manage_insights"]
)

# Got authorization url
api.get_authorization_url()
# https://threads.net/oauth/authorize?response_type=code&client_id=app_id&redirect_uri=https%3A%2F%2Fexample.com%2Fcallback&scope=threads_basic%2Cthreads_content_publish%2Cthreads_read_replies%2Cthreads_manage_replies%2Cthreads_manage_insights&state=PyFacebook

# Once the user has authorized your app, you will get the redirected URL.
# like `https://example.com/callback?code=AQBZzYhLZB&state=PyFacebook#_`
token = api.exchange_user_access_token(response="Your response url")
print(token)
# {'access_token': 'access_token', 'user_id': 12342412}

After those steps, you can use the api object to call the Threads API.

For example:

api.get_object(object_id="me", fields=["id"])

# {'id': '12342412'}