My focus is on Meteor.
I want to connect with the Facebook API through Meteor's HTTP in order to show images on Meteor's client side. I've come across suggestions like Fiber Futures, storing data in Sessions, and triggering a synchronous server call from the client side. However, I am uncertain which method is currently considered the most effective, or if there are newer alternatives that have made older approaches outdated.
This is a typical scenario that has been effectively resolved without the need for extensive contemplation.
Performing HTTP requests and utilizing the responses, including saving URLs to session variables. By setting a template based on this session variable, it will automatically refresh when the callback updates the session.
HTTP.call("POST", "http://api.twitter.com/xyz",
{data: {some: "json", stuff: 1}},
function (error, result) {
if (result.statusCode === 200) {
Session.set("twizzled", true);
}
});
*8
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