Polls the Facebook graph api 'feed' endpoint.

To test your queries for validity, enter them into the url: https://www.facebook.com/query/feed

• polling_interval: How often Facebook is polled. When using more than one query. Each query will be polled at a period equal to the polling_interval times the number of queries.
• retry_interval: When a url request fails, how long to wait before attempting to try again.
• limit: Number of posts to come back on each url request to Facebook.
• queries: List of queries to public posts for. Note that multi-word queries will search for posts that have all of the words but not as a single string.
• lookback: On block start, look back this amount of time to grab old posts.
• creds: Facebook API credentials.
• feed_type: Select which enpoint you want. Defaults to the whole 'feed', but can be limited to just 'posts', 'tagged' or 'promotable_posts'.

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Creates a new signal for each Facebook Post. Every field on the Post will become a signal attribute. Details about the Facebook Posts can be found here. The following is a list of commonly include attributes, but note that not all will be included on every signal:

• type
• id
• message
• description
• link
• from['name']
• created_time

Polls Facebook for public posts via Graph API v1.0.

• polling_interval: How often Facebook is polled. When using more than one query. Each query will be polled at a period equal to the polling_interval times the number of queries.
• retry_interval: When a url request fails, how long to wait before attempting to try again.
• limit: Number of posts to come back on each url request to Facebook.
• queries: List of queries to public posts for. Note that multi-word queries will search for posts that have all of the words but not as a single string.
• lookback: On block start, look back this amount of time to grab old posts.
• creds: Facebook API credentials.

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Creates a new signal for each Facebook Post. Every field on the Post will become a signal attribute. Details about the Facebook Posts can be found here. The following is a list of commonly include attributes, but note that not all will be included on every signal:

• type
• id
• message
• description
• link
• from['name']
• created_time