def __init__(self, debug=None):
if debug is None:
self.DEBUG = False
else:
self.DEBUG = debug
cached_auth = None
if os.path.isfile(settings_file):
with open(settings_file) as file_data:
cached_auth = json.load(file_data, object_hook=from_json)
if not cached_auth:
ts_seed = str(int(os.path.getmtime(__file__)))
# Example of how to generate a uuid.
# You can generate a fixed uuid if you use a fixed value seed
uuid = Client.generate_uuid(seed='{pw!s}.{usr!s}.{ts!s}'.format(
**{
'pw': username,
'usr': password,
'ts': ts_seed
}))
device_id = Client.generate_deviceid(
seed='{usr!s}.{ts!s}.{pw!s}'.format(**{
'pw': password,
'usr': username,
'ts': ts_seed
}))
# start afresh without existing auth
try:
self.instagram = Client(
username,
password,
auto_patch=True,
drop_incompat_keys=False,
guid=uuid,
device_id=device_id,
)
except ClientLoginError:
print('Login Error. Please check your username and password.')
# stuff that you should cache
cached_auth = self.instagram.settings
with open(settings_file, 'w') as outfile:
json.dump(cached_auth, outfile, default=to_json)
else:
try:
# remove previous app version specific info so that we
# can test the new sig key whenever there's an update
for k in [
'app_version', 'signature_key', 'key_version',
'ig_capabilities'
]:
cached_auth.pop(k, None)
self.instagram = Client(username,
password,
auto_patch=True,
drop_incompat_keys=False,
settings=cached_auth)
except ClientCookieExpiredError:
print(
'Cookie Expired. Please discard cached auth and login again.'
)
# Example of how to generate a uuid.
# You can generate a fixed uuid if you use a fixed value seed
uuid = Client.generate_uuid(seed='%(pw)s.%(usr)s.%(ts)s' % {
'pw': args.username,
'usr': args.password,
'ts': ts_seed
})
else:
uuid = args.uuid
if not args.device_id:
# Example of how to generate a device id.
# You can generate a fixed device id if you use a fixed value seed
device_id = Client.generate_deviceid(seed='%(usr)s.%(ts)s.%(pw)s' %
{
'pw': args.password,
'usr': args.username,
'ts': ts_seed
})
else:
device_id = args.device_id
# Optional. You can custom the device settings instead of using the default one
my_custom_device = {
'manufacturer': 'Samsung',
'model': 'maguro',
'device': 'Galaxy Nexus',
'android_release': '4.3',
'android_version': 18,
'dpi': '320dpi',
'resolution': '720x1280',
'chipset': 'qcom'
