Killed entities folder

CHANGELOG.md

@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ As you may have already noticed, the Facebook SDK v4 does not follow strict [sem
   - Moved response collection objects to `GraphNodes\*` directory
   - Moved helpers to `Helpers\*` directory
   - Moved `FacebookRequest` and `FacebookResponse` to `Entities\*` directory
-  - Killed `FacebookSession` in favor of `Facebook\Entities\AccessToken`
+  - Killed `FacebookSession` in favor of `Facebook\AccessToken`
   - Added `FacebookClient` service
   - Renamed `FacebookRequestException` to `FacebookResponseException`
   - Renamed `FacebookHttpable` to `FacebookHttpClientInterface`
@@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ As you may have already noticed, the Facebook SDK v4 does not follow strict [sem
   - Added support for "rerequest" authorization
   - [`AccessToken`] Added serialization support
   - Added `ext-mbstring` to composer require
-  - Added `Facebook\Entities\FacebookApp` entity
+  - Added `Facebook\FacebookApp` entity
   - Namespaced tests
   - Grouped functional tests under `functional` group
   - Added `Facebook\Facebook` super service

README.md

@@ -22,7 +22,7 @@ $fb = new Facebook\Facebook([
   //'default_access_token' => '{access-token}', // optional
 ]);
 
-// Use one of the helper classes to get a Facebook\Entities\AccessToken entity.
+// Use one of the helper classes to get a Facebook\AccessToken entity.
 //   $helper = $fb->getRedirectLoginHelper();
 //   $helper = $fb->getJavaScriptHelper();
 //   $helper = $fb->getCanvasHelper();

docs/Facebook.fbmd

@@ -67,7 +67,7 @@ The ID of your Facebook app (required).
 The secret of your Facebook app (required).
 
 ### `default_access_token`
-The default fallback access token to use if one is not explicitly provided. The value can be of type `string` or `Facebook\Entities\AccessToken`. If any other value is provided an `InvalidArgumentException` will be thrown. Defaults to `null`.
+The default fallback access token to use if one is not explicitly provided. The value can be of type `string` or `Facebook\AccessToken`. If any other value is provided an `InvalidArgumentException` will be thrown. Defaults to `null`.
 
 ### `enable_beta_mode`
 Enable [beta mode](https://developers.facebook.com/docs/support/beta-tier/) so that request are made to the [https://graph.beta.facebook.com](https://graph.beta.facebook.com/) endpoint. Set to boolean `true` to enable or `false` to disable. Defaults to `false`.
@@ -163,7 +163,7 @@ $fb = new Facebook\Facebook();
 ~~~~
 public FacebookApp getApp()
 ~~~~
-Returns the instance of `Facebook\Entities\FacebookApp` for the instantiated service.
+Returns the instance of `Facebook\FacebookApp` for the instantiated service.
 </card>
 
 <card>
@@ -177,34 +177,34 @@ Returns the instance of [`Facebook\FacebookClient`](/docs/php/FacebookClient) fo
 <card>
 ### getLastResponse() {#get-last-response}
 ~~~~
-public Facebook\Entities\FacebookResponse|Facebook\Entities\FacebookBatchResponse|null getLastResponse()
+public Facebook\FacebookResponse|Facebook\FacebookBatchResponse|null getLastResponse()
 ~~~~
-Returns the last response received from the Graph API in the form of a `Facebook\Entities\FacebookResponse` or `Facebook\Entities\FacebookBatchResponse`.
+Returns the last response received from the Graph API in the form of a `Facebook\FacebookResponse` or `Facebook\FacebookBatchResponse`.
 </card>
 
 <card>
 ### getDefaultAccessToken() {#get-default-access-token}
 ~~~~
-public Facebook\Entities\AccessToken|null getDefaultAccessToken()
+public Facebook\AccessToken|null getDefaultAccessToken()
 ~~~~
 
-Returns the default fallback `Facebook\Entities\AccessToken` entity that is being used with every request to Graph. This value can be set with the configuration option `default_access_token` or by using `setDefaultAccessToken()`.
+Returns the default fallback `Facebook\AccessToken` entity that is being used with every request to Graph. This value can be set with the configuration option `default_access_token` or by using `setDefaultAccessToken()`.
 </card>
 
 <card>
 ### setDefaultAccessToken() {#set-default-access-token}
 ~~~~
-public setDefaultAccessToken(string|Facebook\Entities\AccessToken $accessToken)
+public setDefaultAccessToken(string|Facebook\AccessToken $accessToken)
 ~~~~
 
-Sets the default access token to be use with all requests sent to Graph. The access token can be in string or `Facebook\Entities\AccessToken` format.
+Sets the default access token to be use with all requests sent to Graph. The access token can be in string or `Facebook\AccessToken` format.
 
 ~~~~
 $fb->setDefaultAccessToken('{my-access-token}');
 
 // . . . OR . . .
 
-$accessToken = new Facebook\Entities\AccessToken('{my-access-token}');
+$accessToken = new Facebook\AccessToken('{my-access-token}');
 $fb->setDefaultAccessToken($accessToken);
 ~~~~
 
@@ -222,15 +222,15 @@ Returns the default version of Graph. If the `default_graph_version` configurati
 <card>
 ### get() {#get}
 ~~~~
-public Facebook\Entities\FacebookResponse get(
+public Facebook\FacebookResponse get(
   string $endpoint,
   string|AccessToken|null $accessToken,
   string|null $eTag,
   string|null $graphVersion
 )
 ~~~~
 
-Sends a GET request to Graph and returns a `Facebook\Entities\FacebookResponse`.
+Sends a GET request to Graph and returns a `Facebook\FacebookResponse`.
 
 `$endpoint`
 The url to send to Graph without the version prefix (required).
@@ -240,7 +240,7 @@ $fb->get('/me');
 ~~~
 
 `$accessToken`
-The access token (as a `string` or `Facebook\Entities\AccessToken`) to use for the request. If none is provided, the SDK will assume the value from the `default_access_token` configuration option if it was set.
+The access token (as a `string` or `Facebook\AccessToken`) to use for the request. If none is provided, the SDK will assume the value from the `default_access_token` configuration option if it was set.
 
 `$eTag`
 [Graph supports eTags](https://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/ads-api/etags-reference/). Set this to the eTag from a previous request to get a `304 Not Modified` response if the data has not changed.
@@ -252,7 +252,7 @@ Set the Graph version to something other than what was set in the `default_graph
 <card>
 ### post() {#post}
 ~~~~
-public Facebook\Entities\FacebookResponse post(
+public Facebook\FacebookResponse post(
   string $endpoint,
   array $params,
   string|AccessToken|null $accessToken,
@@ -261,7 +261,7 @@ public Facebook\Entities\FacebookResponse post(
 )
 ~~~~
 
-Sends a POST request to Graph and returns a `Facebook\Entities\FacebookResponse`.
+Sends a POST request to Graph and returns a `Facebook\FacebookResponse`.
 
 The arguments are the same as `get()` above with the exception of `$params`.
 
@@ -276,15 +276,15 @@ $response = $fb->post('/me/feed', ['message' => 'Foo message']);
 <card>
 ### delete() {#delete}
 ~~~~
-public Facebook\Entities\FacebookResponse delete(
+public Facebook\FacebookResponse delete(
   string $endpoint,
   string|AccessToken|null $accessToken,
   string|null $eTag,
   string|null $graphVersion
 )
 ~~~~
 
-Sends a DELETE request to Graph and returns a `Facebook\Entities\FacebookResponse`.
+Sends a DELETE request to Graph and returns a `Facebook\FacebookResponse`.
 
 The arguments are the same as `get()` above.
 
@@ -296,7 +296,7 @@ $response = $fb->delete('/{node-id}');
 <card>
 ### request() {#request}
 ~~~~
-public Facebook\Entities\FacebookRequest request(
+public Facebook\FacebookRequest request(
   string $method,
   string $endpoint,
   array $params,
@@ -306,7 +306,7 @@ public Facebook\Entities\FacebookRequest request(
 )
 ~~~~
 
-Instantiates a new `Facebook\Entities\FacebookRequest` entity **but does not send the request to Graph**. This is useful for creating a number of requests to be sent later in a batch request (see `sendBatchRequest()` below).
+Instantiates a new `Facebook\FacebookRequest` entity **but does not send the request to Graph**. This is useful for creating a number of requests to be sent later in a batch request (see `sendBatchRequest()` below).
 
 The arguments are the same as `post()` above with the exception of `$method`.
 
@@ -321,7 +321,7 @@ $request = $fb->request('GET', '/{node-id}');
 <card>
 ### sendRequest() {#send-request}
 ~~~~
-public Facebook\Entities\FacebookResponse sendRequest(
+public Facebook\FacebookResponse sendRequest(
   string $method,
   string $endpoint,
   array $params,
@@ -341,19 +341,19 @@ $response = $fb->sendRequest('GET', '/me', [], '{access-token}', 'eTag', 'v2.2')
 <card>
 ### sendBatchRequest() {#send-batch-request}
 ~~~~
-public Facebook\Entities\FacebookBatchResponse sendBatchRequest(
+public Facebook\FacebookBatchResponse sendBatchRequest(
   array $requests,
   string|AccessToken|null $accessToken,
   string|null $graphVersion
 )
 ~~~~
 
-Sends an array of `Facebook\Entities\FacebookRequest` entities as a batch request to Graph.
+Sends an array of `Facebook\FacebookRequest` entities as a batch request to Graph.
 
 The `$accessToken` and `$graphVersion` arguments are the same as `get()` above.
 
 `$requests`
-An array of `Facebook\Entities\FacebookRequest` entities. This can be a numeric or associative array but every value of the array has to be of type `Facebook\Entities\FacebookRequest`.
+An array of `Facebook\FacebookRequest` entities. This can be a numeric or associative array but every value of the array has to be of type `Facebook\FacebookRequest`.
 
 If the requests are sent as an associative array, the key will be used as the `name` of the request so that it can be referenced by another request. See more on [batch request naming and using JSONPath](https://developers.facebook.com/docs/graph-api/making-multiple-requests/#operations).
 

docs/FacebookApp.fbmd

@@ -1,19 +1,19 @@
 <card>
 # FacebookApp for the Facebook SDK for PHP
 
-In order to make requests to the Graph API, you need to [create a Facebook app](https://developers.facebook.com/apps) and obtain the app ID and the app secret. The `Facebook\Entities\FacebookApp` entity represents the Facebook app that is making the requests to the Graph API.
+In order to make requests to the Graph API, you need to [create a Facebook app](https://developers.facebook.com/apps) and obtain the app ID and the app secret. The `Facebook\FacebookApp` entity represents the Facebook app that is making the requests to the Graph API.
 </card>
 
 <card>
-## Facebook\Entities\FacebookApp {#overview}
+## Facebook\FacebookApp {#overview}
 
-To instantiate a new `Facebook\Entities\FacebookApp` entity, pass the app ID and app secret to the constructor.
+To instantiate a new `Facebook\FacebookApp` entity, pass the app ID and app secret to the constructor.
 
 ~~~~
-$fbApp = new Facebook\Entities\FacebookApp('{app-id}', '{app-secret}');
+$fbApp = new Facebook\FacebookApp('{app-id}', '{app-secret}');
 ~~~~
 
-Alternatively you can obtain the `Facebook\Entities\FacebookApp` entity from the [`Facebook\Facebook`](/docs/php/Facebook) super service class.
+Alternatively you can obtain the `Facebook\FacebookApp` entity from the [`Facebook\Facebook`](/docs/php/Facebook) super service class.
 
 ~~~~
 $fb = new Facebook\Facebook([/* . . . */]);
@@ -28,9 +28,9 @@ In the most common cases, you'll rarely be using the `FacebookApp` entity direct
 
 ### getAccessToken() {#get-access-token}
 ~~~~
-public Facebook\Entities\AccessToken getAccessToken()
+public Facebook\AccessToken getAccessToken()
 ~~~~
-Returns an app access token in the form of a [`Facebook\Entities\AccessToken`](/docs/php/AccessToken) entity.
+Returns an app access token in the form of a [`Facebook\AccessToken`](/docs/php/AccessToken) entity.
 </card>
 
 <card>
@@ -52,13 +52,13 @@ Returns an the app secret.
 <card>
 ## Serialization {#serialization}
 
-The `Facebook\Entities\FacebookApp` entity implements the `\Serializable` interface so it can be serialized and unserialized.
+The `Facebook\FacebookApp` entity implements the `\Serializable` interface so it can be serialized and unserialized.
 
 ~~~~
-$fbApp = new Facebook\Entities\FacebookApp('foo-app-id', 'foo-app-secret');
+$fbApp = new Facebook\FacebookApp('foo-app-id', 'foo-app-secret');
 
 $serializedFacebookApp = serialize($fbApp);
-// C:29:"Facebook\\Entities\\FacebookApp":54:{a:2:{i:0;s:10:"foo-app-id";i:1;s:14:"foo-app-secret";}}
+// C:29:"Facebook\\FacebookApp":54:{a:2:{i:0;s:10:"foo-app-id";i:1;s:14:"foo-app-secret";}}
 
 $unserializedFacebookApp = unserialize($serializedFacebookApp);
 echo $unserializedFacebookApp->getAccessToken();

docs/FacebookBatchRequest.fbmd

@@ -5,34 +5,34 @@ Represents a batch request that will be sent to the Graph API.
 </card>
 
 <card>
-## Facebook\Entities\FacebookBatchRequest {#overview}
+## Facebook\FacebookBatchRequest {#overview}
 
 You can instantiate a new `FacebookBatchRequest` entity directly by sending the arguments to the constructor.
 
 ~~~~
-use Facebook\Entities\FacebookBatchRequest;
+use Facebook\FacebookBatchRequest;
 
 $request = new FacebookBatchRequest(
-  Facebook\Entities\FacebookApp $app,
+  Facebook\FacebookApp $app,
   array $requests,
   string|null $accessToken,
   string|null $graphVersion
 );
 ~~~~
 
-The `$requests` array is an array of [`Facebook\Entities\FacebookRequest`'s](/docs/php/FacebookRequest) to be sent as a batch request.
+The `$requests` array is an array of [`Facebook\FacebookRequest`'s](/docs/php/FacebookRequest) to be sent as a batch request.
 
 The `FacebookBatchRequest` entity does not actually make any calls to the Graph API, but instead just represents a batch request that can be sent to the Graph API later. The batch request can be sent by using [`Facebook\Facebook::sendBatchRequest()`](/docs/php/Facebook#send-batch-request) or [`Facebook\FacebookClient::sendBatchRequest()`](/docs/php/FacebookClient#send-batch-request).
 
 Usage:
 
 ~~~~
-$fbApp = new Facebook\Entities\FacebookApp('{app-id}', '{app-secret}');
+$fbApp = new Facebook\FacebookApp('{app-id}', '{app-secret}');
 $requests = [
-  new Facebook\Entities\FacebookRequest(/* */),
-  new Facebook\Entities\FacebookRequest(/* */),
+  new Facebook\FacebookRequest(/* */),
+  new Facebook\FacebookRequest(/* */),
 ];
-$batchRequest = new Facebook\Entities\FacebookBatchRequest($fbApp, $requests, '{access-token}');
+$batchRequest = new Facebook\FacebookBatchRequest($fbApp, $requests, '{access-token}');
 
 // Send the batch request to Graph
 try {
@@ -82,16 +82,16 @@ foreach ($batchResponse as $key => $response) {
 <card>
 ## Instance Methods {#instance-methods}
 
-Since the `Facebook\Entities\FacebookBatchRequest` is extended from the [`Facebook\Entities\FacebookRequest`](/docs/php/FacebookRequest) entity, all the methods are inherited.
+Since the `Facebook\FacebookBatchRequest` is extended from the [`Facebook\FacebookRequest`](/docs/php/FacebookRequest) entity, all the methods are inherited.
 
 ### add() {#add}
 ~~~~
 public add(
-  array|Facebook\Entities\FacebookBatchRequest $request,
+  array|Facebook\FacebookBatchRequest $request,
   string|null $name
   )
 ~~~~
-Adds a request to be sent in the batch request. The `$request` can be a single [`Facebook\Entities\FacebookRequest`](/docs/php/FacebookRequest) or an array of `Facebook\Entities\FacebookRequest`'s.
+Adds a request to be sent in the batch request. The `$request` can be a single [`Facebook\FacebookRequest`](/docs/php/FacebookRequest) or an array of `Facebook\FacebookRequest`'s.
 
 The `$name` argument is optional and is used to identify the request in the batch.
 </card>
@@ -101,27 +101,27 @@ The `$name` argument is optional and is used to identify the request in the batc
 ~~~~
 public array getRequests()
 ~~~~
-Returns the array of [`Facebook\Entities\FacebookRequest`'s](/docs/php/FacebookRequest) to be sent in the batch request.
+Returns the array of [`Facebook\FacebookRequest`'s](/docs/php/FacebookRequest) to be sent in the batch request.
 </card>
 
 <card>
 ## Array Access {#array-access}
 
-Since `Facebook\Entities\FacebookBatchRequest` implements `\IteratorAggregate` and `\ArrayAccess`, the requests can be accessed via array syntax and can also be iterated over.
+Since `Facebook\FacebookBatchRequest` implements `\IteratorAggregate` and `\ArrayAccess`, the requests can be accessed via array syntax and can also be iterated over.
 
 ~~~~
 $fb = new Facebook\Facebook(/* . . . */);
 $requests = [
   'foo' => $fb->request('GET', '/me'),
   'bar' => $fb->request('POST', '/me/feed', [/* */]),
 ];
-$batchRequest = new Facebook\Entities\FacebookBatchRequest($fb->getApp(), $requests, '{access-token}');
+$batchRequest = new Facebook\FacebookBatchRequest($fb->getApp(), $requests, '{access-token}');
 
 var_dump($batchRequest[0]);
 /*
 array(2) {
   'name' => string(3) "foo"
-  'request' => class Facebook\Entities\FacebookRequest
+  'request' => class Facebook\FacebookRequest
   . . .
 */
 ~~~~

docs/FacebookBatchResponse.fbmd

@@ -5,9 +5,9 @@ Represents a batch response returned from the Graph API.
 </card>
 
 <card>
-## Facebook\Entities\FacebookBatchResponse {#overview}
+## Facebook\FacebookBatchResponse {#overview}
 
-After sending a batch request to the Graph API, the response will be returned in the form of a `Facebook\Entities\FacebookBatchResponse` entity.
+After sending a batch request to the Graph API, the response will be returned in the form of a `Facebook\FacebookBatchResponse` entity.
 
 Usage:
 
@@ -41,26 +41,26 @@ foreach ($batchResponse as $key => $response) {
 }
 
 var_dump($batchResponse);
-// class Facebook\Entities\FacebookBatchResponse . . .
+// class Facebook\FacebookBatchResponse . . .
 ~~~~
 </card>
 
 <card>
 ## Instance Methods {#instance-methods}
 
-Since the `Facebook\Entities\FacebookBatchResponse` is extended from the [`Facebook\Entities\FacebookResponse`](/docs/php/FacebookResponse) entity, all the methods are inherited.
+Since the `Facebook\FacebookBatchResponse` is extended from the [`Facebook\FacebookResponse`](/docs/php/FacebookResponse) entity, all the methods are inherited.
 
 ### getResponses() {#get-responses}
 ~~~~
 public array getResponses()
 ~~~~
-Returns the array of [`Facebook\Entities\FacebookResponse`](/docs/php/FacebookResponse) entities that were returned from Graph.
+Returns the array of [`Facebook\FacebookResponse`](/docs/php/FacebookResponse) entities that were returned from Graph.
 </card>
 
 <card>
 ## Array Access {#array-access}
 
-Since `Facebook\Entities\FacebookBatchResponse` implements `\IteratorAggregate` and `\ArrayAccess`, the responses can be accessed via array syntax and can also be iterated over.
+Since `Facebook\FacebookBatchResponse` implements `\IteratorAggregate` and `\ArrayAccess`, the responses can be accessed via array syntax and can also be iterated over.
 
 ~~~~
 $requests = [
@@ -79,6 +79,6 @@ foreach ($batchResponse as $key => $response) {
 }
 
 var_dump($batchResponse['foo']);
-// class Facebook\Entities\FacebookResponse . . .
+// class Facebook\FacebookResponse . . .
 ~~~~
 </card>