The installation depends on your operating system. Installation for Windows. Installation for Unix (Linux, MacOS).
All the work with the bot, like installation, occurs through the command line (terminal / CMD). Do not be afraid of it - there is nothing complicated in it.
First you need to install it. Then go to the sample folder and run any script via the command line, for example:
python multi_script_CLI.py
If the script needs to pass any parameters to run, for example, a list of hashtags for the liking, then the script will output it to you. In the example with like_hashtags.py, it will output:
Usage: Pass hashtags to like
Example: python like_hashtags.py dog cat
It immediately becomes clear how to work with this script. For example, if you want to like the latest media with a hashtag #cat or #dog, then:
python like_hashtags.py cat dog
They can not be specified at all: the bot itself will ask them to enter at the first start. They will be saved to the file secret.txt and will be downloaded from there when further starts. You can also pass them manually to the function login():
bot.login(username=«my_username», password=«my_password»)
Also, when you start the script for the first time, you will be able to add several accounts to Instabot. In the future, if you specify more than one account, before each start, you will have the opportunity to choose an accent to work with.
The password is not displayed specially so that no one can spy on it. Don’t worry, it has been entered correctly. If you accidentally entered a wrong password, then the next time you run it, the password will not work and you will be asked to enter it again.
The entered login and password are stored locally on your computer in the secret.txt file. It is not transmitted anywhere.
Instabot has limits both on the number of subscriptions / likes / comments and so on per day, and on the frequency of requests - for example, do not subscribe too quickly. Instabot already has its own limits, which guarantee safe use. You can set your own values, but be careful. More details about this can be read here (make a page with a description of these parameters and how to change). The bot saves the number of likes / subscriptions / unsubscriptions and so on. And dumps them once a day.
There are parameters for the class instabot.Bot (). If you run the milti_script_CLI code, open it with a text editor, find the value unfollow_delay = 30 there, change it to whatever you want. Similarly, you can change other settings. But note, this can be unsafe.
Agree that if you unsubscribe from 100 people per second, you will be banned for sure. The limits depend on the age and size of the account, so their fine-tuning is everyone’s business. The values that stand by default in Instabot are safe for most. No one was banned because of them.
For your task, the already written script, which lies in the examples folder: unfollow_non_followes.py, is suitable. Just go to the folder with this script on your computer and run it in the terminal.
python unfollow_non_followers.py
Everything again is very simple! Run the example like_hashtags.py, for example, like this:
python like_hashtags.py dog cat
There is. Thanks to the efforts of our community, a very cool script was written. You can find it under the name multi_script_CLI.py. He is in English, but I think everything will be clear. I strongly advise you to try it!
For this, we have a daddy in examples. Below on that page you will find how to configure and run auto-hosting.
Hashtags is the same description - just add them there.
Unfortunately no. This would increase the size of the project several times.
You can: