From the comments<p>> i would like to work in PHP command line code<p>Just, just no. PHP has many uses, but the command line isn't one of them.<p>Also I don't think pulling in a script over HTTP is such a great idea, I know it was done for simplicity but why not tell people to download the script first and save it alongside their main script, then just use an 'import filename'.<p>Now what <i>would</i> be useful, and could probably justify pulling in a module from remote, is if it kept up with Facebook API changes.
This, and previous FB APIs, seem to really be lacking. For a Python API, for instance, you shouldn't be calling generic 'graph' functions and then passing strings to tell it what to do. If you want to do that, you might as well just construct the URL yourself.<p>Python is powerful for hackers because of introspection. You can pull up a shell and all of the documentation is available with type() and dir() and iPython's tricks. An API that takes actions as strings fails for Python.