Recent content by Cartman2490

Have you found a bot that does this?

This was an error on my part lol, I fixed it and the new link for my Instabot is here: drive.google.com/open?id=0B4nyqtDw6bs9aWswQ1Z0SzAwRk0

type "pip install requests" in the command line, then hit the "enter" key to download the requests library. It will download to the folder the command prompt is in

in order to unfollow the same users that the bot followed (and not the ones you followed manually), the bot needs to read in your list of followed accounts. This feature is not yet fully implemented from what I can tell. Also, 'ctrl+c' is the keyboard command for closing the application.

Here's the link (drive.google.com/drive/folders/0B4nyqtDw6bs9ZWhWbFI5NTRPNkU?usp=sharing) to a download of the bot with run.py. If you want to start right away, simply launch the program as usual from command line but use 'run.py', not 'opensourcebotsfuckyeah.py' or 'example.py'. You will be...

Suggestion: Make the bot create a list of accounts that the user is following for multiple reasons: scans through list and can auto-like a users post that you are following if it's newer than a day old (imitate average instagram user). It could even accept an int as an argument that determines...

I watched a few tutorials trying to learn how to set it up, but I'm stuck trying to figure out how to call example.py from an "app" once I load it from the google console

I Would be happy to write the code that does this, if someone could please tell me how to generate an array list of users i'm following. I looked around in various files and unfollowpub.py has this function, but I couldn't figure out how to use it with the data pulled from the account online.

Please post the instructions on how to do this, flexible or standard installation etc...

here's the link (drive.google.com/open?id=0B4nyqtDw6bs9ZWhWbFI5NTRPNkU) to my folder containing run.py and a couple of shortcuts that should be pretty easy to use. It adds a way for users to specify settings and tag lists from the command prompt or shortcut. Convenient for when you want to load...

delete lines 15-17 in the original example.py I'm going to implement a better tag system tonight that will read in .txt files full of hashtags, the program will prompt you for a username, password, and then for the name of the .txt file so you can switch between accounts and sets of tags. This...

I really like this program so I took five minutes to write an easier way for users to login. Add it to the beginning of example.py (delete lines 15-17) # -> Tuple containing both arguments after 'opensourcebotsfuckyeah.py' def accept_command_line_arguments(): commandLineArguments = []...