Node.js/Go Facebook Video Uploader
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I’m building an automation flow around Facebook’s Graph API v24 and I need a compact Node.js script that will take a local video file, authenticate with my Page access token, and publish the video directly to the Page feed. The core requirements are simple:
• The upload must target standard videos (feed posts) using the latest v24 endpoints and follow Facebook’s recommended resumable-upload process so large files complete reliably.
• The script has to let me pass a title and description
• Clear, commented code plus a concise README that walks me through installing dependencies, generating an access token, and running something like:
ts-node upload.ts ./movie.mp4 "My Title" "My Description"
That’s the minimum. If you can add an option that switches the endpoint to publish the same file as a Reel as well as a regular feed video, I’ll add a $50 bonus on top of the agreed price. For that part I’ll just need a flag or separate command and the video must show up in the Reels tab when I test.
Hand me a single .ts / .go file, any helper modules listed in package.json/mod.go, and the README. Once I run it and see the video live on my Page—with the correct title and description—the job is done, and if the Reel flag works you get the extra $50.
• The upload must target standard videos (feed posts) using the latest v24 endpoints and follow Facebook’s recommended resumable-upload process so large files complete reliably.
• The script has to let me pass a title and description
• Clear, commented code plus a concise README that walks me through installing dependencies, generating an access token, and running something like:
ts-node upload.ts ./movie.mp4 "My Title" "My Description"
That’s the minimum. If you can add an option that switches the endpoint to publish the same file as a Reel as well as a regular feed video, I’ll add a $50 bonus on top of the agreed price. For that part I’ll just need a flag or separate command and the video must show up in the Reels tab when I test.
Hand me a single .ts / .go file, any helper modules listed in package.json/mod.go, and the README. Once I run it and see the video live on my Page—with the correct title and description—the job is done, and if the Reel flag works you get the extra $50.