Post

A Facebook post.

Post can be created with:

From ID
From PFBID

Post.from_post_id(context: FacebookContext, post_id: str) -> Post

Post.from_pfbid(context: FacebookContext, pfbid: str) -> Post

note

The PFBID is resolved to an ID using regex matching. Prefer from_post_id when possible.

Properties

Identity

id : str: Post ID.
creation_time : int | None: Unix timestamp of when the post was created.
url : str | None: Facebook post URL.
title : str | None: Optional title, when the post has one.
text : str | None: Body text of the post.

Engagement

reaction_count : str | None: Total reactions as a display string, e.g. "47619".
share_count : int | None: Number of shares.
comments_count : int | None: Number of comments.
reactors_visible : bool | None: Whether the list of reactors is public.
top_reaction_breakdown : list[dict] | None: Reaction counts grouped by type, as {"id", "name", "count"} entries.

Media

attachments : list[Photo | Video | GenericMedia | Sticker] | None: Attached media.

Related

owner : Profile | None: The post's author.
group : Group | None: The group the post belongs to, if any.

Methods

All methods return a PaginatedIterator of model objects.

get_comments() -> PaginatedIterator[Comment]: All comments on the post.
get_reactors() -> PaginatedIterator[Reactor]: Users who reacted to the post.

Example

import facebook_gql_scraper as fgs

context = fgs.FacebookContext(cookies_file="facebook_cookies.json")

post = fgs.Post.from_user_id(context, user_id="253053527513133")
# Or from PFBID: post = fgs.Post.from_pfbid(ctx, pfbid="pfbid0qHZRZohg13A1DmZpkFvHr3yuv7y1heFNnNoijtvi5onn1ctx2sjM5rRgTMSh6EGql")

for comment in post.get_comments():
    print(comment.id, comment.text)

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