[Python] Instuencer | Instagram Liking Bot | Private API

Double Negative · 08/03/2016, 18:23

Instuencer

Boosting your social status done right.

Summary: Bot utilizing Instagram's private API, making it possible to interact with private profiles.
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Since I don't have any friends, I decided to make an Instagram bot that utilizes Instagram's private API, liking the last picture you posted on your feed. Reason for utilizing the private API is that you can interact with private profiles as well, a feature the public API forbids.

Use Case

I'm using it to boost my social status on Instagram. I set up some bots with generic profiles any girl in my area would have - basically uploading 120 photos, following around 200 people, then buying 1k followers and then setting their profile to private.
~~So when ever I post something new, I call the script remotely on my Raspberry Pi.~~ It will like your new photos automatically after being posted.

I actually have enough people to like my posts, but imo it's good to have some good looking gals liking your shit on a daily basis.

Using this method is also better than buying likes obviously, since people tend so check who liked your photos and therefor it's better to have a consistent follower/liking base, than random & obvious bot names. It's basically social engineering done right.

Setup

1. Enter your bots' credentials
2. Enter your profile name
3. ???
4. Profit!! (fxck bitches, get money)

Feature Requests

If y'all got any feature requests, let me know. German | English | French | Swedish | Russian… what ever works

Features such as: plz make it an *.exe with a config file, cz I don't have python installed and I'm too much of a kiddy to fill in some variables, let alone change the work flow of the script… I really want the bot to comment and like not only my last but my last three pictures, but I don't know how!! - plz halp call 911!!1!

If someone wants that feature I'll invest some more time in actually doing it, otherwise I just won't give a fuck. Best regards

Please don't re-release, sell… etc. Keep your heads up, little soldiers.

pakinglalat · 08/07/2016, 16:56

Code:

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "python", line 263
    if(media_id <> getmedia_id()):
                 ^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax

I am a c++ coder but could that be less than or greater than only? Also when it will be converted to less than or greater than then it will look for the requests module that does not actually exists.

Double Negative · 08/08/2016, 16:34

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Originally Posted by pakinglalat
Code:
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "python", line 263
    if(media_id <> getmedia_id()):
                 ^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax
I am a c++ coder but could that be less than or greater than only? Also when it will be converted to less than or greater than then it will look for the requests module that does not actually exists.

It runs fine on my device. lol

Change to:

Code:

if(media_id != getmedia_id()):

; I should probably just make it an *.exe-file so the default end user can use it…

pakinglalat · 08/08/2016, 16:44

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I should probably just make it an *.exe-file so the default end user can use it…

You should just maybe do that.

Deto0x · 08/09/2016, 05:46

Quote:
Originally Posted by pakinglalat
Code:
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "python", line 263
    if(media_id <> getmedia_id()):
                 ^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax
I am a c++ coder but could that be less than or greater than only? Also when it will be converted to less than or greater than then it will look for the requests module that does not actually exists.

You are using Python 3. This bot needs to be run with Python 2.7 to work properly.

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: Why don't you provide a requirements.txt file? It's common practice and should absolutely be added.

pakinglalat · 08/09/2016, 08:41

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Originally Posted by Deto0x

You are using Python 3. This bot needs to be run with Python 2.7 to work properly.

@: Why don't you provide a requirements.txt file? It's common practice and should absolutely be added.

Hello thank you for the best answer of the problem.

Double Negative · 08/10/2016, 20:06

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Originally Posted by Deto0x

@: Why don't you provide a requirements.txt file? It's common practice and should absolutely be added.

You're right. I will just make this a standalone windows executable though, after rewriting the code.

dieserdano · 09/09/2016, 09:50

It don't open on WIndows (converted to exe too etc..) and on LInux it is starting but no GUI.

skidme.exe · 09/10/2016, 21:53

Heii! Can you do a tutorial..? cause it wont work.. i've the setup done & yes.. please do an exe

Screenshot:

ahmetsoper · 11/05/2016, 13:31

Hey, was ist jetzt mit dem Bot? Funktioniert der nicht mehr?

Beni · 11/07/2016, 22:49

Thanks for creating this project, it was usefull to learn some python stuff. Grats!