How to keep disliking when nearby_users is exhausted

[roperi]

Sorry if this is a noob question. I just started to play with pynder.

I'd like to know how can I dislike or superlike a user or set of users once I exhausted them via session.nearby_users()? For instance, when on my phone once I like 100 users I still get to see other users which I can either dislike or superlike.

Also, a bit unrelated. Is it possible with pynder to check matches' user info as in session.nearby_users()[0]?

[charliewolf]

That's an interesting point. I think most people must only auto-like hence why nobody has pointed out. But I agree with you, nearby_users() should not cease to work. I will work on a PR (or someone else can as well if they can get to it sooner) for this.

Can you clarify your second question?

[roperi]

Many thanks, CharlieWolf!

To clarify my second question. How do I get matches' info like ping_time, and other data that could change over time such as photos, bio, jobs, distance_km, etc? (Should I open this as an issue?)

Thanks again!

[DylanVanAssche]

I tested this with:

`if(Session.likes_remaining > 0):

LIKE`

Data about matches can you get by:

matches[0].user.bio

You need to .user between the matches list and the object you want to download.

Dylan

EDIT: Fixed syntax

[roperi]

You beat me to it, Dylan! I was about to post that I found the solution in closed issues:

matches[0].user.bio # without the ()

But doesn't ...

session.likes_remaining #without ()

...always return 0 or 100?

[DylanVanAssche]

@h-2-0 Yes but you know when you are out of likes as soon that session.likes_remaining == 0. At that moment you stop with liking people.

[roperi]

@modulebaan

Yes. But even if session.likes_remaining == 0 I still want to be able to dislike and/or superlike users using session.nearby_users(). That's the whole point of this issue. Unless I'm not understanding you.

[DylanVanAssche]

As soon as you are out of likes the Tinder servers won't allow you to do that... These dislikes and so are redirected to the person Tinder Team which says that you are out of likes

[roperi]

@modulebaan So do you know why is possible to keep disliking when you run out of likes using the mobile app?

[DylanVanAssche]

@h-2-0 How can you confirm that? Maybe the button works but you can't see if it's actually disliking...

[roperi]

@modulebaan

I've sniffed a whole Tinder session from my mobile. After exhausting all my likes, I started disliking and I could see in Charles that every dislike (i.e. left swipe or click on red button) sends a GET /pass/{user_id} to a Tinder server.

[Ximzend]

@h-2-0 There is only a Like and a Superlike limit, but no Dislike limit. Maybe that answers your question.

[roperi]

@Ximzend57

Thanks, but I understand that. This is why I created the thread because there's no way to dislike after exhausting likes or superlikes with Pynder whereas with your phone you still can. It seems only @charliewolf understands what I mean :'( xD

[SHABINTHEGREAT]

@h-2-0 : You are correct about being able to DisLike unlimited number of people. Tinder keeps showing new potential profiles even if the Like limit has been reached.

Tinder servers must be registering the DisLikes too, since those same profiles are never shown again.

[DylanVanAssche]

Interesting, I didn't know that...

[roperi]

Hello! I've changed the title of this issue to something I think is describes it better (i.e. "How to keep disliking when nearby_users is exhausted").

Any new insights about this?

[ghost]

how do you even make the call to dislike someone? I don't see that option in the documentation anywhere

[roperi]

@halalfood

From the README file

You may run user.like(), user.superlike() or user.dislike() on that user.

[VeNoMouS]

Anyone know if there's a way to see the delay value until likes return?

[roperi]

@VeNoMouS

This is how I get it:

meta = session._api.meta()
now = int(time())
limited_until = meta['rating'].get(
   'rate_limited_until', now)  # Milliseconds
seconds_to_like = int(limited_until / 1000 - now)

[VeNoMouS]

@h-2-0 lol yea strangely enough while looking at the code last night.. i found can_like_in() in session

[taseppa]

My theory is that this works in official Tinder client because it stores old unused nearby users. So if you create a brand new profile and exhaust all your likes then according to this theory you should not be able to dislike anymore. I haven't verified if this is the case though.

[ghost]

theres also a 12 hour limit of 2500 like / dislike calls i believe @taseppa