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Django Instagram API. Use your Instagram data anywhere. Includes cache feature in the case of Exceptions.
1.3.0
Add any instagram account data to any project. IGLINK differs from other Instagram API's, that when you reach the
request limit put forth by Instagram, IGLINK will create a json cache file on every successful request, overwriting the
previous file. When the request limit is hit or there is an exception, for example, 'keyError: ProfilePage',
IGLINK will then return the last successful request from the cache file.
When the limit has been rest the cache file will be updated again with latest data.
#####https://pypi.org/project/django-iglink/
#pip install django-iglink
or
#pip3 install django-iglink
##In your Django project settings add 'iglink' to your installed apps:
####INSTALLED_APPS = [ ...
'iglink',
... ####]
###path('instagram/', include('iglink.urls'))
or
###url(r'^instagram/', include('iglink.urls'))
python manage.py migrate
cache
cache
make 2 files called:ig-profile-cache.json
and
ig-recent-media-cache.json
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Django Instagram API. Use your Instagram data anywhere. Includes cache feature in the case of Exceptions.
We found that django-iglink demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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