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people-finder
Tools for finding and storing profile pics of whatsapp contacts in large scale.
Installation
From pypi
$ pip install peoplefinder
From source (current version 1.0b1)
$ git clone https://github.com/fmndantas/people-finder.git
$ cd people-finder
$ python setup.py install
Telegram API token
If you plan to use peopleuploader functionalities, make sure your environment
variable PEOPLE_API_TOKEN points to our bot.
Usage
A graphical interface will be implemented in future updates, but, for now, the usage is inline. We've set up the number's format to our country, Brazil (+55 XX XXXX-XXXX). A example of use is
$ peoplefinder -n 10 -d 84 -r
where the 10 refers to number of loops in search, 84 refers to the local area code of the phone numbers and the -r flag indicates random number generation
Alternatively one can create a list of numbers in a file named input.txt in the same directory and omit this flag.
Uploading to telegram @peoplefinder
$ peopleuploader [-s <savedir>] [-c]
This will upload all pictures inside savedir. The optional flag -c will clear the files simultaneously.
1 maintainer
Metadata
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Release files for peoplefinder 1.0b1
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