This is a python client for the Tinder <http://gotinder.com>
_ API.
Please see the examples for more information on how to use.
You start by instantiating a pynder.Session object with a Facebook ID and Facebook access token.
Once your session is initialized you have the following methods / attributes: ::
import pynder
session = pynder.Session(facebook_id, facebook_auth_token) #kwargs
session.matches() # get users you have already been matched with
session.update_location(LAT, LON) # updates latitude and longitude for your profile
session.profile # your profile. If you update its attributes they will be updated on Tinder.
users = session.nearby_users() # returns a iterable of users nearby
When you run nearby_users you will receive a iterable of User
objects.
These have the following properties: ::
user = users[0]
user.bio # their biography
user.name # their name
user.photos # a list of photo URLs
user.thumbnail #a list of thumbnails of photo URLS
user.age # their age
user.birth_date # their birth_date
user.ping_time # last online
user.distance_km # distane from you
user.common_connections # friends in common
user.common_interests # likes in common - returns a list of {'name':NAME, 'id':ID}
user.get_photos(width=WIDTH) # a list of photo URLS with either of these widths ["84","172","320","640"]
user.instagram_username # instagram username
user.instagram_photos # a list of instagram photos with these fields for each photo: 'image','link','thumbnail'
user.schools # list of schools
user.jobs # list of jobs
You may run user.like()
, user.superlike()
or user.dislike()
on that user.
For your list of matches, they will have the same attributes as above except
you can't dislike or like them. You can, however, see any messages exchanged
(match.messages
) or send them a message yourself
(match.message("Eyyyy gurl")
).
Please let me know if you have any questions or bug reports.
To run the tests add a test.ini
to the pynder/tests/
folder with your
facebook auth details::
[FacebookAuth]
facebook_id = XXXX
facebook_token = YYYY
And install the needed test deps::
$ pip install vcrpy nose coverage
Now we we can run the tests::
$ nosetests pynder --with-coverage --cover-package pynder
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