Vincent Heuken

Ok that was obvious: `fields={parameters}` `'https://graph.facebook.com/v2.5/1071390929550268?fields=from,description,length&access_token=app_id|app_secret'` Gives: ``` ruby > response.body => "{\"from\":{\"name\":\"\\u30d5\\u30ec\\u30c3\\u30c9YOLO\",\"id\":\"593748813981151\"},\"description\":\"If he visits you it's to late\",\"length\":9.509,\"id\":\"1071390929550268\"}" ``` (Name looks screwy because it has some unicode characters) Cool....

Got `#author`, `#author_url`, `#description`, and `#duration` implemented. I'll try to get the rest in soon. I also need to test more URL types, but that can come after initial implementation....

@thibaudgg It looks like there is only one available thumbnail for a video (at least, that's all the API provides). Assuming we're stick with just one, how would we go...

@drakmail I'm not sure, actually. I mean, I'd say no _or_ having them return `nil`, but I haven't really given it any thought. Any preference? Having them all return the...

Perfect. I'll go for that then.

I mentioned this in the PR, but I'm restating it here so that I remember that it needs to be documented: While `#{app_id}|#{app_secret}` works for public videos on pages, we...

Looks like we can't get the dimensions of Facebook videos, so `#width` and `#height` will have to return `nil` for now.

Good idea. I'll look into that.