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This project will be frozen until we will find good developers team. We stopped project development. If you want to be in developer team - email me. Use last version on your own risk.

Instabot.py 🤖 🌟

Instabot.py is an extremely light instagram bot that uses the undocumented Web API. Unlike other bots, Instabot.py does not require Selenium or a WebDriver. Instead, it interacts with the API over simple HTTP Requests. It runs on most systems, including Raspberry Pi.

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Requirements

  • Python v3.6 or greater
  • Pip v18 or greater

Quick Start 🚀

  • Make sure you have Python 3.6 or above installed

    • python3 --version

On Windows you might have to use python without the version (3) suffix. Experienced users should use virtualenv.

  • If your version is below 3.6, we recommend you install the latest Python 3.7

  • Install instabot.py from PyPi repository

    • python3 -m pip install instabot-py

  • Start the bot 🏁

    • instabot-py or python3 -m instabot_py
    • instabot-py -c myconfiguration.yml or python3 -m instabot_py -c myconfiguration.yml
    • instabot-interactive to use the legacy interactive mode (deprecated and will be removed soon)

  • ** Configuration ** ⚙️

By running instabot-py, the Bot reads its configuration from instabot.config.yml in your current directory. you can run the bot with a different configuration instabot-py -c myconfiguration.yml

  • Legacy Interactive Mode (DEPRECATED) ⚙️

When you first run instabot-py -i a file called config.ini will be created in your current directory, along with an SQLite DB.

After the initial configuration, you can manually edit config.ini with a text editor. Restart the bot for changes to take effect.

The %username%.db file contains a record of the posts the bot has liked, and the users it has followed/unfollowed.

The %username%.session file stores your session with Instagram to avoid re-logins each time you start the bot.

Upgrade ⬆️

  • python3 -m pip install instabot-py --no-cache-dir --upgrade
  • pip3 install instabot-py --no-cache-dir --upgrade

Install methods

Recommended: From PyPi: (Stable)

  • python3 -m pip install instabot-py

From sources: (Bleeding edge)

  • python3 -m pip install git+https://github.com/instabot-py/instabot.py

Parameters

Parameter Type Description Default value
login str Your instagram username
password str Your instagram password
start_at_h int Start program at the hour 0
start_at_m int Start program at the min 0
end_at_h int End program at the hour 23
end_at_m int End program at the min 59
database dict Contains the database configuration {"type": "sql", "connection_string": "sqlite:///{{login}}.db"}
session_file str change the name of session file so to avoid having to login every time. Set False to disable. "username.session"
like_per_day int DEPRECATED, WILL BE REMOVED SOON, REPLACED BY like_per_run
like_per_run int Number of photos to like per day (over 1000 may cause throttling) 1000
media_max_like int Maximum number of likes on photos to like (set to 0 to disable) 0
media_min_like int Minimum number of likes on photos to like (set to 0 to disable) 0
follow_per_day int DEPRECATED, WILL BE REMOVED SOON, REPLACED BY follow_per_run 0
follow_per_run int Users to follow per day 0
follow_time int Seconds to wait before unfollowing 5 * 60 * 60
user_min_follow int Check user before following them if they have X minimum of followers. Set 0 to disable 0
user_max_follow int Check user before following them if they have X maximum of followers. Set 0 to disable 0
follow_time_enabled bool REMOVED, TO DISBALE Follow_time, just set it to 0 --
unfollow_per_day int DEPRECATED, WILL BE REMOVED SOON, REPLACED BY unfollow_per_run 0
unfollow_per_run int Users to unfollow per day 0
unfollow_recent_feed bool If enabled, will populate database with users from recent feed and unfollow if they meet the conditions. Disable if you only want the bot to unfollow people it has previously followed. True
unlike_per_day int DEPRECATED, WILL BE REMOVED SOON, REPLACED BY unlike_per_run 0
unlike_per_run int Number of media to unlike that the bot has previously liked. Set to 0 to disable. 0
time_till_unlike int How long to wait after liking media before unliking them. 3 * 24 * 60 * 60 (3 days)
comments_per_day int Comments to post per day 0
comment_list [[str]] List of word lists for comment generation. @username@ will be replaced by the media owner's username [['this', 'your'], ['photo', 'picture', 'pic', 'shot'], ['is', 'looks', 'is really'], ['great', 'super', 'good'], ['.', '...', '!', '!!']]
tag_list [str] Tags to use for finding posts by hasthag or location(l:locationid from e.g. https://www.instagram.com/explore/locations/212999109/los-angeles-california/) ['cat', 'car', 'dog', 'l:212999109']
keywords [str] Words to use for finding profiles with username or biography contain these words []
tag_blacklist [str] Tags to ignore when liking posts []
user_blacklist {str: str} Users whose posts to ignore. Example: {"username": "", "username2": ""} type only the key and leave value empty -- it will be populated with userids on startup. {}
max_like_for_one_tag int How many media of a given tag to like at once (out of 21) 5
unfollow_break_min int Minimum seconds to break between unfollows 15
unfollow_break_max int Maximum seconds to break between unfollows 30
log_mod int Logging target (0 log to console, 1 log to file, 2 no log.) 0
proxies dict Access instagram through a proxy. {"http_proxy":"http://IP:PORT", "https_proxy":"http://IP:PORT"} (host:port or user:password@host:port)
unfollow_not_following bool Unfollow Condition: Unfollow those who do not follow you back True
unfollow_inactive bool Unfollow Condition: Unfollow those who have not posted in a while (inactive) True
unfollow_probably_fake bool Unfollow Condition: Unfollow accounts which skewed follow/follower ratio (probably fake) True
unfollow_selebgram bool Unfollow Condition: Unfollow (celebrity) accounts with too many followers and not enough following False
unfollow_everyone bool Unfollow Condition: Will unfollow everyone in unfollow queue (wildcard condition) False

Contributing

Please feel free to contribute and submit PR requests. All help is appreciated. Look for issues with the label needs help.

Instabot with yaml config

By default, instabot looks for configuration file (instabot.config.yml) it could be changed by exporting environment varibale with the full path

export INSTABOT_CONFIG_FILE=instabot2.config.yml
---
login : "username"
password : "password"
debug: 1
#Send INFO notification to Telegram channel 
logging.handlers.telegram:
  level: INFO
  class: telegram_handler.TelegramHandler
  token: __YOUR__CHANNEL__TOKEN__
  chat_id: __CHAT_ID__
logging.loggers.InstaBot.handlers:
  - telegram
  - console

follow_time: 1200
unfollow_per_day: 1000
follow_per_day: 1000

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