Read Public Post Reshare References
View all Facebook Public Data API endpoints →Pass the share identifier supplied with post details in the public parameter named post_id; the documented prerequisite calls it share_id, while the sampled Page-post feed used shares_id. Preserve the exact field and value from the source response and validate compatibility for this route rather than assuming all post identifiers are equal. cursor is optional. No reshare response was sampled, so its field layout and coverage are unverified. Only visible reshares may be accessible; this does not expose private sharing or a complete dissemination network.
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/api/project/facebook-scraper/reshares API Response (JSON)
{} curl -X GET 'https://api.opendata-api.com/api/project/facebook-scraper/reshares?key=<API_KEY>'
Query Result
Use Cases
- Evaluate visible sharing references for a public-information dissemination study.
- Preserve original share-reference field names while testing a post-to-reshare workflow.
- Compare bounded client-collected reshare observations across selected campaign posts.
- Document network-coverage limitations before interpreting sharing patterns in a research report.
Frequently asked questions
What should I enter in post_id for the reshare endpoint?
The documented flow uses a share reference: the description calls it share_id, while the post sample contains shares_id. Preserve the source field and validate compatibility first.
Can I read private shares?
No such capability is promised. This endpoint targets visible reshare references and does not guarantee a complete dissemination network.
Can I reuse a comment cursor to continue reading reshares?
No. Use a cursor returned by the same reshare collection and manage continuation context separately for each content type.