This template stores Facebook group posts in Supabase. A webhook receives the group id and how many posts to pull.
JavaScript calls the Facebook Graph API for a group that token can read, shapes posts and comments, then Supabase writes the rows. Connect Supabase. Put the Facebook access token in that JavaScript node.
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The scenario starts when a webhook POST includes the Facebook group id and post count.
JavaScript calls the Facebook Graph API for that group and shapes posts, comments, and replies. Put the access token in that JavaScript node.
Supabase writes each post and comment to the tables you map.
Add a webhook trigger and copy its URL. POST the Facebook group id and the number of posts you want on each run.
Add a JavaScript node that calls the Facebook Graph API for a group that token can read. Put the access token in that JavaScript node. Request posts, then comments on each post.
Add a Supabase connection. Put the project URL and service key on that connection. Map posts, comments, and replies to the tables you created. Send a test POST and confirm the rows appear.
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