minetcookies
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Installation
pip install minetcookies
License
minetcookies is distributed under the terms of the AGPLv3 license.
Minet cookies, a cookie manager for Minet
Description
minetcookies is a cookie manager for Minet.
It checks for cookies by using the minet cli ant then writes them to the Minet config file.
Preventing you from doing it manually.
Additionally, it can also read minet commands, in that case, it will check for cookies and then return a folder path based on the curent directory and the keyword. This is useful for chaining commands.
CAUTION: For this script to work, you need to have one of the supported browsers installed and be logged in to the social media you want to use minet with.
Usage
minetcookies [media]
or
minetcookies [minet command]
Examples
Full commands
minetcookies tiktok search-videos test -l 20
OR
minet twitter scrape tweets test --limit 20
Cookies only
minetcookies [tiktok|twitter|facebook|instagram]
Medias supported
- Tiktok
Browsers supported
- Chrome
- Firefox
- Chromium
- Edge
1 maintainer
Metadata
1 maintainer
Release files for minetcookies 0.3.10
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