Read Public Group Posts
View all Facebook Public Data API endpoints →Provide group_id, optionally cursor and one sorting_order value: CHRONOLOGICAL or TOP_POSTS. Documentation limits this route to public groups; an empty or unavailable response warrants checking public visibility rather than assuming no discussions exist. No group-post response was sampled, so post fields, ordering behavior and result envelope remain unverified. Use bounded sampling, maintain observation times and validate IDs before deduplication. The sorting controls do not promise a complete historical archive.
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/api/project/facebook-scraper/get-group-posts API Response (JSON)
{} curl -X GET 'https://api.opendata-api.com/api/project/facebook-scraper/get-group-posts?key=<API_KEY>&group_id=<group_id>&sorting_order=CHRONOLOGICAL'
Query Result
Use Cases
- Evaluate bounded public-group discussion samples for recurring product questions.
- Compare chronological and top-post samples after testing the actual ordering.
- Store validated group post IDs to avoid re-analyzing duplicate client observations.
- Review public visibility before interpreting a group-content request as a no-discussion result.
Frequently asked questions
Which value should I use for sorting_order?
Choose one of CHRONOLOGICAL or TOP_POSTS for each request. The exact ordering behavior still needs validation against responses.
Do empty group-post results mean that the group is inactive?
Do not infer that. Check public group visibility and current availability first, then assess the business status.
Can chronological continuation retrieve the entire group history?
This is not guaranteed. Limit requests, record collection times and deduplicate using validated post identifiers.