# tinder-cli
CLI implementation of Tinder API
## Quick Start
Install the package:
pip install -U tinder-cli
## Getting Tinder API token
In order to access tinder an API token is required. You can get your Tinder API token in multiple ways.
Once logged in to [Tinder.com](https://tinder.com), inspect any fetch / xhr request and locate your “X-Auth-Token”.
Or you can use the following library:
[https://github.com/meister245/tinder-token](https://github.com/meister245/tinder-token#cli-script)
## CLI Usage
The CLI will prompt you for your Tinder API token on first usage, which will be stored in ~/.tinder-cli
Usage information
tinder-cli –help
Available CLI commands
tinder-cli profile tinder-cli teasers
tinder-cli info –id <tinder ID> tinder-cli like –id <tinder ID> tinder-cli superlike –id <tinder ID> tinder-cli pass –id <tinder ID>
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