What is it?

Python wrapper for the Instagram API and the Instagram Graph API v23.

Benefits of using this library

• Publish posts, reels and stories on Instagram.
• You will be able to use it in your app if it requires some form of Instagram integration.
• You won't need to write raw http queries to interact with the Instagram API and the Instagram Graph API.
• Plug and play parts from this library without wasting time in the Instagram API documentation.

Why I am making this?

• Because the current Python wrappers are either outdated. I tried using a famous Instagram API wrapper which had some 300 stars but turns out it hasn't been updated since 9 months at the time of writing this sentence.
• So that I don't need to write raw http queries in my python code as I think it makes the code unnecessarily hard to read, especially for people new in coding.
• If I have this problem, then I think other people might have it as well. So, a part of the inspiration is altruism also.
• I have never made a Python library before so it will be a good learning experience as well.

Basics about the directory structure

• tests/: contains unit tests.
• .gitignore: contains a list of files to be ignored for committing.
• requirements.txt: contains the packages required by this project.
• Notes.md: contains raw ideas and braindump about the project.
• README.md: contains information about the project.
• LICENSE: contains the license of the project.
• If a directory contains Notes.md or README.md, it means that those files are applicable for that specific directory only. For example, Notes.md inside the tests/ directory contains the braindump and raw ideas related to testing only.
• venv: contains the virtual environment.
• dev-venv: contains the virtual environment for testing.