facebook data

This code automates Facebook login using Puppeteer. It first checks if the user is already logged in, and if not, it fills in the username and password, submits the form, and handles potential CAPTCHAs.

The readFacebookProfileInfo function automates the process of extracting a Facebook profile's name, description, and URL from a given profile page. It uses web scraping techniques to locate and interact with elements on the page, ultimately returning a structured object containing the extracted data.

This code automates the process of scraping Facebook posts, fetching their URLs and extracting details like descriptions and participant profiles using Puppeteer.

This code automates the scraping of Facebook event details, including its description and discussions, using Puppeteer.

This code automates the scraping of Facebook event data from HTML files, extracts event URLs, and stores the scraped information in a JSON file.

The code is designed to scrape Facebook events and send the result or error to a recipient, using a function scrapeFacebookEvents() that returns a promise and is called asynchronously. The code uses then and catch methods to handle the resolved promise and any errors that occur, respectively, and sends the result or error to a recipient using sendResult(diff) and sendError(e) functions.

This code provides a function scrapeFacebookFriends that automates the process of logging into Facebook, extracting unique friend URLs from the user's friends page, and storing them in an array. It utilizes Selenium for browser automation and XPath for element selection.

This code tracks changes in a Facebook user's friend list by scraping their friend list from Facebook, comparing it to previous lists, and identifying new and removed friends. It then exports this functionality for use in other parts of an application.

This JavaScript code retrieves the difference between a user's Facebook friends and LinkedIn connections and sends the result or error to the client using the getFriendsDiff() function, which returns a promise that is then handled by the .then() and .catch() methods. If an error occurs, the $.sendError(e) function is called to send an error message to the client, while successful results are sent to the client using the $.sendResult(diff) function.

This code automates the process of unfollowing users on Facebook by identifying and clicking unfollow buttons on the user's "Following" page. It uses a custom module and promises for efficient and concurrent unfollowing.

The code uses the selenium cell function to automate two tasks (log in facebook and unfollow everyone facebook) and handles their execution and errors using a series of then and catch blocks.

The code defines three functions: getUninvited, clickInvite, and clickConnect, which together automate the process of inviting individuals to a fundraiser event by identifying uninvited participants and simulating clicks on them.