📸 InPySta (Beta v1.0.2)

A lightweight, highly custom Python library that simulates an Instagram database engine. Built for fun, experimentation, and mock backend practice!

🚀 What is InPySta?

InPySta is a simple simulation engine for managing user profiles, tracking followers/following networks, handling minor account requirements (parental settings), and editing database entries on the fly.

This is a fun project built to experiment with class architectures and command-line interfaces.

🛠️ Installation

You can install InPySta directly via the terminal using pip:

pip install inpysta

💻 Quick Start Guide

Get your engine up and running in just a few lines of code:

from inpysta import MockEngineMain

# 1. Initialize the engine core
engine = MockEngineMain("MyInstagramMock")

# 2. Create profile accounts
user1 = engine.CreateUser("coolboy10", 19)
user2 = engine.CreateUser("admin_user", 15) # Prompts parental warning alert

# 3. View the system database state
engine.ViewUsers()

🕹️ Available API Commands

🏗️ Engine Management (MockEngineMain)

• CreateUser(username: str, userage: int)
  Registers a unique user profile inside the engine global database. Returns the account object configuration.
• DeleteUser(user_object)
  Removes a registered profile reference clean out of the database array.
• ViewUsers()
  Outputs a structured list tracking all active profiles registered on the instance.
• PrintInfo(username: str)
  Displays a visually formatted card containing statistics, counts, age verification, and tracking lists for a specific username.
• EditInfo(username: str)
  Launches an interactive dashboard allowing you to change profile variables like username or age natively from console prompts.
• SetParentalUser(username: str)
  Enables linking an minor account (under 18) to an established adult guardian account inside the platform database.

👤 Profile Interaction (UserProfileAccount)

When you save a user object via my_user = engine.CreateUser(...), you unlock individual account operations:

• my_user._follow(target_username: str)
  Processes a safe, bidirectional relationship link. Appends the destination user to your follows tracking array and adds you to their followers log.
• my_user._unfollow(target_username: str)
  Removes the mutual network ties between the current profile and the target user.

🛡️ License & Acknowledgement

This library is open-source. To use it in your own external projects or modifications, please add clear credit and acknowledgement back to InPySta.

© 2026 InPySta Dev Studio. authored by Elia Jebreen.