The fbvideos from codedotjs

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🔗 Easily extract downloadable link of publicly available videos on facebook.

Install

$ npm install --save fbvideos

Usage

const fbvid = require('fbvideos');

const video = 'https://www.facebook.com/9gag/videos/10155721204506840/';

fbvid.low(video).then(vid => {
  console.log(vid)
  // => { url: 'https://video.fpat1-1.fna.fbcdn.net/...mp4?934&oe=5972F363' }

});

fbvid.high(video).then(vid => {
  console.log(vid);
  // => { url: 'https://video.fpat1-1.fna.fbcdn.net/...mp4?934&OE=2kf2lf4g' }
});

API

`fbvid.low(link)`

Returns a url for low resolution facebook video.

link

Type : string

`fbvid.high(link)`

Returns a url for high resolution facebook video.

link

Type : string

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License

MIT © Rishi Giri

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fbvideos's Issues

Do this method still works?

Facebook changed alot in their API for video fetching. Just want to make sure, is this method is still effective?

Code not work on new watch feature

Facebook have just released watch feature and this lib doesn't work anymore.

Cross-Domain ( cors ) issue

When I compile code with webpack and run it in my browser it shows access cors access blocked by Facebook.

Please solve this issue.

Example code is not working

Hi,

I run the example code and I get a "Either the video is deleted or it's not shared publicly!", while the video exists and its public
Is the extraction of fb url still supported?

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