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# syntax=docker/dockerfile:1
FROM python:latest
WORKDIR /app
COPY . .
RUN pip install --upgrade pip && pip install build && python -m build && pip install dist/*.whl
ENTRYPOINT ["instagram_locations"]

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# Instagram Location Search
[![PyPI version](https://badge.fury.io/py/instagram-location-search.svg)](https://badge.fury.io/py/instagram-location-search)
## Installation
This Python application can be installed from PyPI using pip, and can also be built into a Docker image
### Install with Pip
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or the latest from the repo:
`pip install git+https://github.com/bellingcat/instagram-location-search`
### Build Docker image
`docker build instagram-location-search .`
## Example usage
The following command will search for Instagram locations nearby the coordinates 32.22 N, 110.97 W (downtown Tucson, Arizona.) The list of locations is saved as a CSV file at "locs.csv".
```instagram_locations --cookie "<instagram-cookies>" --lat 32.22 --lng -110.97 --csv locs.csv```
```instagram-location-search --cookie "<instagram-cookies>" --lat 32.22 --lng -110.97 --csv locs.csv```
Note that this requires Instagram cookies in order to work! See below for how to obtain one from your account.
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Multiple types of output can be generated. For example, the following command will search for Instagram locations, save the JSON list, a CSV file, and a map for viewing the locations visually.
```instagram_locations --cookie "<instagram-cookie>" --lat 32.22 --lng -110.97 --json locs.json --csv locs.csv --map map.html```
```instagram-location-search --cookie "<instagram-cookie>" --lat 32.22 --lng -110.97 --json locs.json --csv locs.csv --map map.html```
## Sample Usage with `instagram-scraper`
The ID list generated with the `--ids` flag can be passed into `instagram-scraper` to pull down image metadata.
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First, get the proximal location IDs of your target location:
```sh
instagram_locations --cookies "<instagram-cookie>" --lat <lat> --lng <lng> --ids location_ids.txt
instagram-location-search --cookies "<instagram-cookie>" --lat <lat> --lng <lng> --ids location_ids.txt
```
Be sure to install `instagram-scraper`:

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_MINOR = "1"
# On main and in a nightly release the patch should be one ahead of the last
# released build.
_PATCH = "0"
_PATCH = "1"
# This is mainly for nightly builds which have the suffix ".dev$DATE". See
# https://semver.org/#is-v123-a-semantic-version for the semantics.
_SUFFIX = ""