get-facebook-5-star-ratings-embeds

Creates an HTML file with all your facebook page's 5-stars ratings (old rating system) and positive recommendations as iframes containing the review's post, so you can easily embed them in any web page.

usage: get-facebook-5-star-ratings-embeds [-h] [-v] [-o OUTPUT_FILE] -t
                                          ACCESS_TOKEN -i FB_PAGE_ID [-s]
                                          [-W WIDTH] [-H HEIGHT]


Creates an HTML file with all your facebook page's 5-stars ratings (old
rating system) and positive recommendations as iframes containing the review's
post, so you can easily embed them in any web page

Optional arguments:
  -h, --help            Show this help message and exit.
  -v, --version         Show program's version number and exit.
  -o OUTPUT_FILE, --output-file OUTPUT_FILE
                        path to the file that will store the resulting with
                        all the "5-stars" ratings in HTML format to be
                        embedded in any web page. Default = .
                        /embeddable-ratings.html
  -t ACCESS_TOKEN, --access-token ACCESS_TOKEN
                        Facebook Access Token for the Facebook API request
                        that will get the list of ratings
  -i FB_PAGE_ID, --fb-page-id FB_PAGE_ID
                        Facebook Page ID of the page you want to get the
                        ratings from
  -s, --std-out         Print in stdout and not on file. Overrides
                        --output-file
  -W WIDTH, --width WIDTH
                        Width for the iframe that will contain the review
                        post. Default = 500
  -H HEIGHT, --height HEIGHT
                        Height for the iframe that will contain the review
                        post. Default = 500

As you can see, you must provide:

• A valid Facebook API access token. It has to be a Page Access Token with manage_pages permission.
• The Facebook Page ID (you can get that number at https://www.facebook.com/pg/<your_facebook_page_name>/about).

Optionally, you can indicate the path and file name, for the resulting CSV file (e.g. ~/Documents/my-page-ratings.csv).

You can also (optionally) indicate also a width and height for the iframes. And, if you don't want to create a file and get the results printed in the console, you can add the -s flag.

For more information: https://developers.facebook.com/docs/graph-api/reference/page/ratings/.

Note: I recommend you adjust the height of every resulting iframe after running this. Some posts could be cropped while others could be much smaller and using too much blank vertical space.

Why?

Because sometimes you need those "sweet" top reviews as social proof for marketing campaigns, sales processes, promotion, etc.

And embedding them on your web page is a nice way of showcasing that "social proof".