Facebook Event URL Details API - Import Public Event Links

Pass url for a publicly accessible Facebook event. This is a documented event-detail lookup with no sampled response, so title, venue, dates and result envelope are not asserted. Validate returned fields before importing them into a calendar, and preserve the source URL for editorial checks. Event availability or scheduling may change, and a readable link is not permission to republish unrelated personal attendee data.

API Features

Submitted event-link lookup Accepts an event URL without requiring a known numeric event ID.

Source-link audit trail Retaining the submitted event URL supports later human review of the imported record.

No assumed event attributes Venue, dates and titles must be checked in a representative response.

Attendance privacy separation Event discovery does not imply access to or permission to reuse personal attendee data.

Live API Demo

GET /api/project/facebook-scraper/events-details-by-url

API Response (JSON)

{}

curl -X GET 'https://api.opendata-api.com/api/project/facebook-scraper/events-details-by-url?key=<API_KEY>&url=<url>'

curl -X GET 'https://api.opendata-api.com/api/project/facebook-scraper/events-details-by-url?key=<API_KEY>&url=<url>'

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Use Cases

Evaluate event links submitted to an editorial calendar intake form.
Import only validated public event fields into a permission-aware local directory.
Keep a source URL attached to each human-reviewed event candidate.
Test URL-based event lookup separately from ID-based refresh behavior.

Frequently asked questions

Can I request details with only an event URL?

You can submit a public event link in url, but the exact response structure and attributes still need validation. Not every URL is guaranteed to be available.

What should I verify before importing an event into a calendar?

Check the actual dates, venue, schedule freshness and field meanings. Keep the public source for editorial checks.

Does a public event permit collection of attendee information?

Do not infer that. Separate event content from personal attendance information and follow authorization, privacy and data-minimization principles.

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