Facebook Page publishing without rebuilding account connection, media upload, format routing, queues, and webhook status handling.
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import { KavenioClient } from "@kavenio/sdk";
const kavenio = new KavenioClient({
authToken: process.env.KAVENIO_API_KEY,
});
// Send your user to this URL to connect their Facebook Page.
const { authorizationUrl } = await kavenio.connect.begin({
platform: "facebook",
});
// Publish to the connected Facebook Page.
await kavenio.posts.create({
content: "Launch week is live.",
publishNow: true,
mediaItems: [{ type: "image", url: "https://cdn.example.com/launch.jpg" }],
platforms: [
{
platform: "facebook",
accountId: "acct_fb_123",
platformSpecificData: { contentType: "feed" },
},
],
});kavenio.connect.begin(...)Create a Facebook connect URL and send the user through Page authorization.
kavenio.posts.create(...)Publish now or schedule a Facebook Page feed post, Story, Reel, video, or carousel with the selected connected account.
kavenio.webhooks.create(...)Trigger your automation when Facebook publishing succeeds, fails, or needs attention instead of polling for state.
Send users through Facebook connection once, then publish through the selected Page account.
Choose the Facebook content type in the request instead of branching your product workflow by format.
Pass public media URLs for image, video, GIF, and carousel publishing without building provider upload paths.
Schedule posts, publish now, and trigger automation from status events instead of polling provider APIs.
Start testing Facebook Page connection and publishing without configuring your own Facebook app first.
Use your Facebook app credentials when your team owns approvals, branding, and policy setup.
Stop rebuilding Page connection, media upload, format handling, retries, and status events for every product surface.
Yes. Connect a Facebook Page account, pass the content and media, and publish through the same posts API used for other platforms.
Yes. Send a public video URL and set the Facebook content type for Reels when the post should publish as a Reel.
Yes. Use the Facebook content type for Stories and provide one story media item in the request.
Yes. Provide carousel cards and matching image media items to publish Facebook carousel posts.