facebook-online-friend-tracker
Track the number of online friends you have on Facebook at any given time! Check out my results and conclusions after running this script for two weeks!
Prerequisites
All you need to use this script is a Facebook account and a CSV file.
Dependencies
This script is built in Python. It uses Selenium and Chromedriver to scrape the number of online friends you have on Facebook.
How to Setup
Have Python installed.
Install the script and all dependencies via pip by simply running: pip install facebook-online-friend-tracker
The command to run the script is: facebook-online-friend-tracker
After some time, you will be able to analyze the trend in the collected data. (I waited 2 full weeks before analyzing the data and finding the best time to post on Facebook.)
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