NodeJS Instagram private API client, Interact with Instagram like real devices.
Are you lost and looking for igramapi php/laravel? Now the name is Igramavel and it still uses the same instagram-user-feed lib.
This package/repository could be outdated, deleted, access made private, not working as it should, or something else. I can't guarantee its continuity, so if you experience problems please open a new issue or consider instagram-private-api. After Igramapi v1.48.0 the fork will no longer be synced with instagram-private-api and will be a standalone repository.
From npm
npm install igramapi
yarn add igramapi
From github
npm install github:nsmle/igramapi
This package uses url-regex-safe (GitHub) to check for links when sending direct messages.
By default, the safe regex engine re2 is not installed.
⚠ It's highly recommended for you to install re2 by running npm install re2, else you will be vulnerable to CVE-2020-7661.
Note for JavaScript users:_ As of Node v.13.5.0, there isn't support for ESModules and the 'import'-syntax. So you have to read the imports in the examples like this:
import { IgApiClient } from 'igramapi'➡const { IgApiClient } = require('igramapi')
You can find more usage examples here.
import { IgApiClient } from 'igramapi';
import { sample } from 'lodash';
const ig = new IgApiClient();
// You must generate device id's before login.
// Id's generated based on seed
// So if you pass the same value as first argument - the same id's are generated every time
ig.state.generateDevice(process.env.IG_USERNAME);
// Optionally you can setup proxy url
ig.state.proxyUrl = process.env.IG_PROXY;
(async () => {
// Execute all requests prior to authorization in the real Android application
// Not required but recommended
await ig.simulate.preLoginFlow();
const loggedInUser = await ig.account.login(process.env.IG_USERNAME, process.env.IG_PASSWORD);
// The same as preLoginFlow()
// Optionally wrap it to process.nextTick so we dont need to wait ending of this bunch of requests
process.nextTick(async () => await ig.simulate.postLoginFlow());
// Create UserFeed instance to get loggedInUser's posts
const userFeed = ig.feed.user(loggedInUser.pk);
const myPostsFirstPage = await userFeed.items();
// All the feeds are auto-paginated, so you just need to call .items() sequentially to get next page
const myPostsSecondPage = await userFeed.items();
await ig.media.like({
// Like our first post from first page or first post from second page randomly
mediaId: sample([myPostsFirstPage[0].id, myPostsSecondPage[0].id]),
moduleInfo: {
module_name: 'profile',
user_id: loggedInUser.pk,
username: loggedInUser.username,
},
d: sample([0, 1]),
});
})();You can find documentation in the docs folder.
Consider starting in IgApiClient (index module), the root class.
You'll often see ig in the docs.
This just refers to the client, an instance of IgApiClient holding the state for one user.
import { IgApiClient } from 'igramapi';
// This is the general convention on how to name the client
// vv
const ig = new IgApiClient();
// login, load a session etc.Repositories implement low-level operations - every method sends exactly one api-request.
- See the list of available repositories here.
- See the list of their keys in
IgApiClienthere.
You access repositories on the client (IgApiClient) by their lower-case (camelCase) name without the Repository suffix.
For example, you access the instance of AddressBookRepository by ig.addressBook.
Feeds represent paginated endpoints like a user's feed (UserFeed).
Think of feeds like (async-)iterators/streams/observables (in fact feeds are async iterable and observable (feed.item$)).
Every feed is accessible via ig.feed.feedName() (camelCase name). ig.feed is the FeedFactory that creates feeds for you connected to the instance of ig.
- See the list of available feeds here.
- See the list of their keys in
FeedFactory(ig.feed) here. - See this example and learn how to work with library feeds.
Most of the feeds require initialization parameter(s), like a user-pk (id).
Services will help you to maintain some actions without calling a couple repository methods or perform complex things like pre and postlogin flow simulations or photo/video publishing.
- See the list of available repositories here.
- See the list of their keys in
IgApiClienthere.
In order to get debug infos provided by the library, you can enable debugging.
The prefix for this library is ig.
To get all debug logs (recommended) set the namespace to ig:*.
In Node you only have to set the environment variable DEBUG to the desired namespace.
Further information
If you need features that is not implemented - feel free to implement and create PRs!
Plus we need some documentation, so if you are good in it - you are welcome.
Setting up your environment is described here.
| Language | Description | |
|---|---|---|
| instagram_mqtt | NodeJs | instagram realtime and fbns |
| instagram-private-api | NodeJs | instagram private api client |
| instagram-id-to-url-segment | NodeJs | convert the image url fragment to the media id |
| instagram-user-feed | PHP | instagram browser api client |
| igramavel | PHP | instagram restful api laravel |
- Richard Hutta, original author of instagram-private-api library. Thanks to him for starting it.
- Dmitry, co-author of instagram-private-api library.
- Nerixyz, for writing a huge amount of code for instagram-private-api library.