Using Facebook SDK (http://facebooksdk.codeplex.com/), you do something like this...
string myAccessToken = \"something\";
FacebookClient cli
Your function for storing friends list from json data:
string myAccessToken = "something";
FacebookClient client = new FacebookClient(myAccessToken);
var friendListData = client.Get("/me/friends");
JObject friendListJson = JObject.Parse(friendListData.ToString());
List<FbUser> fbUsers = new List<FbUser>();
foreach (var friend in friendListJson["data"].Children())
{
FbUser fbUser = new FbUser();
fbUser.Id = friend["id"].ToString().Replace("\"", "");
fbUser.Name = friend["name"].ToString().Replace("\"", "");
fbUsers.Add(fbUser);
}
Class for facebook user
Class FbUser {
String Id { set; get; }
String Name { set; get; }
}
As I had the same issue and was looking a nice solution. I did the same thing with linq resulting in less code. And most of the time less is more :)
FacebookClient client = new FacebookClient(accessToken);
dynamic friendListData = client.Get("/me/friends");
var result = (from i in (IEnumerable<dynamic>)friendListData.data
select new
{
i.name,
i.id
}).ToList();