@jdeurt/ifunny-api
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Unofficial iFunny API. Can do basic interactions with memes such as liking and commenting and can also let you programatically upload your own.
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Unofficial iFunny API. Can do basic interactions with memes such as liking and commenting and can also let you programatically upload your own.
npm i @jdeurt/ifunny-api
const IFunnyClient = require("@jdeurt/ifunny-api");
const bot = new IFunnyClient();
(async function() {
await bot.login({
email: "your@email.address",
password: "password"
});
// Cycle through trending memes
const trending = await bot.getTrending();
const memeFeed = await bot.getFeed(trending[0]);
for (let memePath in memeFeed) {
const meme = await bot.getMeme(memePath);
// Comment, like, and close each meme in the feed
await meme.comment("I am using the @jdeurt/ifunny-api package!");
await meme.like();
await meme.done();
}
// Upload your own meme!
await bot.uploadMeme({
filePath: "/path/to/meme",
description: "optional meme description",
tags: [
"optimal",
"meme",
"tags"
]
});
})();
More documentation coming soon!
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Unofficial iFunny API. Can do basic interactions with memes such as liking and commenting and can also let you programatically upload your own.
We found that @jdeurt/ifunny-api demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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