InstaPy
Tooling that automates your social media interactions to “farm” Likes, Comments, and Followers on Instagram Implemented in Python using the Selenium module.
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Table of contents
- How to install and run InstaPy
- Externals and additionals tools
- Running InstaPy on Docker
- Documentation of all Instapy's features
- Support
- Credits
- Disclaimer
Installation
pip install instapy
That's it! 🚀
If you're on Ubuntu, read the specific guide on Installing on Ubuntu (64-Bit). If you're on a Raspberry Pi, read the Installing on RaspberryPi guide instead.
Important: depending on your system, make sure to use pip3 and python3 instead.
You can put in your account details now by passing the username and password parameters to the InstaPy() function in your quickstart script, like so:
InstaPy(username="abc",
password="123")
Or you can pass them using the Command Line Interface (CLI).
If you've used InstaPy before installing it by pip, you have to move your old data to the new workspace folder for once. Read how to do this here.
To run InstaPy, you'll need to run the quickstart script you've just downloaded.
python quickstart.py
-- or
python quickstart.py --username abc --password 123
InstaPy will now open a browser window and start working.
If want InstaPy to run in the background pass the
--headless-browseroption when running from the CLI
Or add theheadless_browser=Trueparameter to theInstaPy(headless_browser=True)constructor.
Updating InstaPy
pip install instapy -U
Guides
Video tutorials:
Official InstaPy Guide on Udemy
Installation on DigitalOcean Server
Written Guides:
External Tools:
InstaPy Dashboard is an Open Source project developed by @converge to visualize Instagram accounts progress and real-time InstaPy logs on the browser.
InstaPy GUI is a Graphical User Interface including some useful Analytics developed by @breuerfelix.
Docker
All information on how to use InstaPy with Docker can be found in the instapy-docker repository.
Documentation
A list of all features of InstaPy can be found here.
Support
Do you need help ?
If you should encounter any issue, please first search for similar issues and only if you can't find any, create a new issue or use the discord channel for help.
Do you want to support us ?
Help build InstaPy!
Check out this short guide on how to start contributing!.
Credits
Contributors
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