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 # Drupal Facebook Instant Articles
 
-The Facebook Instant Articles modules allow administrators to add content from a 
-Drupal site to Facebook, to be viewed on mobile devices as Instant Articles.
+The Facebook Instant Articles modules allow administrators to add content from a
+ Drupal site to Facebook, to be viewed on mobile devices as Instant Articles.
 
 ## About the Facebook Instant Articles service
 
 Facebook has [introductory information for publishers](https://instantarticles.fb.com/)
-as well as [in-depth documentation for developers](https://developers.facebook.com/docs/instant-articles).
+ as well as [in-depth documentation for developers](https://developers.facebook.com/docs/instant-articles).
 
 ## About Drupal integration
 
-Before installing this module or packaged sub-modules, there are two methods to 
-choose from for how to add your content to Facebook as Instant Articles (either 
-via a feed or Facebook's API), and then simple or advanced options for each.
+Before installing this module or packaged sub-modules, there are two methods to
+ choose from for how to add your content to Facebook as Instant Articles (either
+ via a feed or Facebook's API), and then simple or advanced options for each.
 
 ### 1. Feed method
 
-On a basic Drupal site, with one or more article-like content types that you 
-wish to post to Facebook as Instant Articles, the simplest way is to create a
-feed from your Drupal site and then have your Facebook page admin configure
-the Instant Articles options to point to your website to ingest the feed.
+On a basic Drupal site, with one or more article-like content types that you
+ wish to post to Facebook as Instant Articles, the simplest way is to create a
+ feed from your Drupal site and then have your Facebook page admin configure
+ the Instant Articles options to point to your website to ingest the feed.
 
-You'll need to configure which content types you want to be allowable as Instant 
-Articles, then configure a view mode to specify which fields you want to map to
-which region of the Instant Article format, then you're all ready to create the 
-feed.
+You'll need to configure which content types you want to be allowable as Instant
+ Articles, then configure a view mode to specify which fields you want to map to
+ which region of the Instant Article format, then you're all ready to create the
+ feed.
 
-To create the actual feed, there are two main options: a simple RSS feed, or a 
-more advanced feed using the [Views module](https://www.drupal.org/project/views). 
+To create the actual feed, there are two main options: a simple RSS feed, or a
+ more advanced feed using the [Views module](https://www.drupal.org/project/views).
 
 #### RSS feed (simple)
 
-If you enable the fb_instant_articles_rss.module you will have a feed created 
-for you automatically. You will then have the option to either add all published 
-content of one or more types to the feed, or else select individual pieces of 
-content to be included in the feed. 
+If you enable the fb_instant_articles_rss.module you will have a feed created
+ for you automatically. You will then have the option to either add all
+ published content of one or more types to the feed, or else select individual
+ pieces of content to be included in the feed.
 
 #### Views feed (advanced)
 
 Alternately, if you enable the fb_instant_articles_views.module you will be able
-to choose more advanced filtering rules for which content is included in the 
-feed. Currently only a rendered view mode (not a fields view) is supported.
+ to choose more advanced filtering rules for which content is included in the
+ feed. Currently only a rendered view mode (not a fields view) is supported.
 
 ### 2. API method
 
-If you're a publisher who wants more control over exact timing of publishing - 
-editing, modifying public access, or removing content from your Facebook Instant 
-Articles library - the API approach allows for greater control.
+If you're a publisher who wants more control over exact timing of publishing -
+ editing, modifying public access, or removing content from your Facebook
+ Instant Articles library - the API approach allows for greater control.
 
 #### API Rules integration (optional)
 
 If you're using the API you will need to determine under what conditions the API
-creates, edits or removes content from Facebook's Instant Articles library. This
-submodule adds actions (both Drupal core actions and [Rules](https://drupal.org/project/rules) 
-module actions) which can be triggered based on your chosen configurations. 
-Alternately, If you do not choose to use this module to trigger API actions, you 
-will want to trigger them some other way (via a custom module implementing 
-entity CRUD hooks checking your own custom conditions in code, etc).
+ creates, edits or removes content from Facebook's Instant Articles library.
+ This submodule adds actions (both Drupal core actions and 
+ [Rules](https://drupal.org/project/rules) module actions) which can be
+ triggered based on your chosen configurations. Alternately, If you do not
+ choose to use this module to trigger API actions, you
+ will want to trigger them some other way (via a custom module implementing
+ entity CRUD hooks checking your own custom conditions in code, etc).
 
 #### API Report (optional)
 
-Optionally enable this module to give a report of API interactions, so that for 
-example any content that fails Facebook Instant Article format validation will
-be easier to find and fix.
+Optionally enable this module to give a report of API interactions, so that for
+ example any content that fails Facebook Instant Article format validation will
+ be easier to find and fix.
 
 ## Dependencies
 
-The Drupal Facebook Instant Articles modules have different dependencies, see 
-"About Drupal integration" above to help choose which modules are right for you 
-(see each module's README for it's dependencies).
+The Drupal Facebook Instant Articles modules have different dependencies, see
+ "About Drupal integration" above to help choose which modules are right for you
+ (see each module's README for it's dependencies).
 
- - [Facebook Instant Articles PHP SDK](https://github.com/facebook/facebook-instant-articles-sdk-php) 
-provides necessary support for ensuring Drupal content is added to facebook in 
-the required format for Instant Articles.
+ - [Facebook Instant Articles PHP SDK](https://github.com/facebook/facebook-instant-articles-sdk-php)
+ provides necessary support for ensuring Drupal content is added to facebook in
+ the required format for Instant Articles.
 
 ## Strongly recommended:
 
-- [Composer Manager](https://www.drupal.org/project/composer_manager) autoloads 
-classes needed for the Facebook Instant Articles SDK, and downloads the SDK 
-automatically when you enable the base module. Composer manager is not a literal 
-dependency so that developers with custom Composer workflows can choose to 
-manage dependencies and autoloading themselves (if this is the case you will 
-need to include Composer's autoload file somewhere in your code).
+- [Composer Manager](https://www.drupal.org/project/composer_manager) autoloads
+ classes needed for the Facebook Instant Articles SDK, and downloads the SDK
+ automatically when you enable the base module. Composer manager is not a
+ literal dependency so that developers with custom Composer workflows can choose
+ to manage dependencies and autoloading themselves (if this is the case you will
+ need to include Composer's autoload file somewhere in your code, and set the
+ variable 'fb_instant_articles_bypass_composer_manager' to TRUE).
 
 ## Installation
 
-Before installing the Drupal Facebook Instant Articles modules, see  "About 
-Drupal integration" above to help choose which modules are right for you. Then
-see "Dependencies" above. Then:
+Before installing the Drupal Facebook Instant Articles modules, see  "About
+ Drupal integration" above to help choose which modules are right for you. Then
+ see "Dependencies" above. Then:
 
-- Install the submodules you choose as you would normally install a contributed 
-Drupal module. See [Installing modules (Drupal 7)](https://drupal.org/documentation/install/modules-themes/modules-7)
-for further information.
+- Install the submodules you choose as you would normally install a contributed
+ Drupal module. See [Installing modules (Drupal 7)](https://drupal.org/documentation/install/modules-themes/modules-7)
+ for further information.
 
 ## Configuration