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:sparkles: Python library and CLI to upload photo and video on Instagram. W/o a phone!
[BUG] Upload function Says, Error parsing error response: Expecting value: line 1 column 1 (char 0)
**Describe the bug** When i try to upload, this bug happens ```python self.bot = client(self.config.getEnvVariable("username"), self.config.getEnvVariable("password")) def PostImagetoInsta(self, quote: str, author: str) -> None: """Post the image to the instagram."""...
I am trying to post a photo using this library, but it doesn't work... ``` from instapy_cli import client username = '*************' password = '****************' image = 'img/blank.png' text =...
**Describe the bug** When running `upload-a-video.py` , console error shown "Duration is too short" ```python ``` with client(username, password) as cli: cli.upload(video, text) ``` ``` #Causes Issue **Logs**  ```...
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**Describe the bug** Cant upload video ```python from instapy_cli import client username, password = str(open("account.txt", "r").read()).split(" | ") video = 'Videos/test1.mp4' text = 'Testing create insta uploader tool.\n\nsample tags! #hash...
Hi everyone, the upload method in cli.py is not working. `$instapy -u ***** -p "*****" -f ig.png -t 'post_text'` ``` instapy-cli 0.0.12 | python 3.6.8 [IG] not found cookie/cookie_file >>...
Everything was working while trying to upload a picture from computer to an Instagram page and then it suddenly stopped working from instapy_cli import client username = "olis_meme_vault" password =...
**Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.** No is not related to a problem. **Describe the solution you'd like** Allow upload of more than one photo at...
`pip install instapy-cli` `from instapy_cli import client` error messgae : ` from instapy_cli import client ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'instapy_cli'` os : windows 10 terminal : Git bash (pip) ,...
**Describe the bug** A clear and concise description of what the bug is. **To Reproduce** Code to reproduce the behavior: ```python #code here ``` **Expected behavior** A clear and concise...
