InstAPI
InstAPI - comfortable and easy to use Python's library for interaction with Instagram.
Installation
pip install inst-api
Usage
Example how to like all feeds for user
from instapi import bind
from instapi import User
bind('your_username_here', 'your_password_here')
# Get user profile by username
instagram_profile = User.from_username('username')
# Like all posts
for feed in instagram_profile.iter_feeds():
feed.like()
Contribute
Contributions are always welcome!
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