Elijah Wright
Elijah Wright
the user ID needs to be the the poster's. so if instagram makes a post, it would be the post ID and then the user ID of instagram
here's what I tried: ``` await client.posts.fetch('3144129357602005500', '1468330069').then(post => { console.log(post); }); ``` and I got something about being unable to read the post
closing, I assume this is resolved
see #10, this is something that can happen. I think it might be heuristics? idk if junho has a fix for this
@stevenlafl I changed the way you get tokens and stuff in 1.9.0, everything is in options in the client constructor, so maybe that's why it didn't work
it's just endpoints, no scraping
I just monitored the traffic from the app
I can look into that this weekend, thanks for the suggestion!
thanks for showing me this, will refactor ASAP