Marketplace item

The result: one object, or a list for the endpoints that return several.

Facebook's id for the Marketplace listing: digits, written as text. The items endpoint takes it.

The listing's page.

Its title.

Its price as Facebook writes it ($220).

Its price as a number.

The price's currency (USD). Only the items endpoint gives it.

What the seller wrote. Only the items endpoint gives it.

Its condition (Used – good). Only the items endpoint gives it.

Where it is (Austin, TX).

Where it is: latitude. Only the items endpoint gives it.

Where it is: longitude. Only the items endpoint gives it.

When it was listed.

format: date-time

Whether it's sold.

Whether a sale is pending. Only the items endpoint gives it.

The seller's name.

The seller's id.

Its Marketplace category's id.

Its first photo's link.

Its photos' links. Only the items endpoint gives them.

Paging, for the endpoints that page; null for the others.

Send it as the cursor parameter, with the same other parameters, for the next page. Null on the last page.

Whether another page follows.

default: false

About this call.

The platform: reddit, threads, tiktok or youtube.

The endpoint's name, such as channel_videos.

The call's parameters, defaults included. Parameters without a value, and the cursor, are left out.

This call's id. Quote it when you report a problem.

The API version that answered.

When the data was fetched from the platform (UTC).

format: date-time

Whether it came from our cache; fetched_at says how old it is.

default: false