Is this Libarary unusable now?

[umang350]

It seems it doesn't works in any way, thus please add note to the readme for saving time of developers stumbling upon this library.

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[emauriciomoreno]

Yes, that's right, the library has stopped working. At the point where it gets the csrf_token, before the login process

[ubaidimranofficial]

I have a solution for that :_

[emauriciomoreno]

Please tell me

[ubaidimranofficial]

You can update this code, I just debugged the issue and solved it on a production level. :) Thanks, me later.

let value = this.request('/', { resolveWithFullResponse: true }).then(res => {
      const pattern = new RegExp(/(csrf_token\\":\\")[\w]+/)
      const matches = res.body.match(pattern)
      value = matches[0].substring(15)
    })

[emauriciomoreno]

Thanks a lot. you saved my day

[tusharsinghal1610]

Thanks a lot @ubaidimranofficial

[espressostack]

@ubaidimranofficial Thanks a lot bro

[DreamBoy65]

You can update this code, I just debugged the issue and solved it on a production level. :) Thanks, me later.

let value = this.request('/', { resolveWithFullResponse: true }).then(res => {
      const pattern = new RegExp(/(csrf_token\\":\\")[\w]+/)
      const matches = res.body.match(pattern)
      value = matches[0].substring(15)
    })

now its giving:

[quaint-racoon]

Got same error as the guy above any solutions?

[360macky]

You can update this code, I just debugged the issue and solved it on a production level. :) Thanks, me later.

let value = this.request('/', { resolveWithFullResponse: true }).then(res => {
      const pattern = new RegExp(/(csrf_token\\":\\")[\w]+/)
      const matches = res.body.match(pattern)
      value = matches[0].substring(15)
    })

Wait, but where I put this?

[quaint-racoon]

You can update this code, I just debugged the issue and solved it on a production level. :) Thanks, me later.

let value = this.request('/', { resolveWithFullResponse: true }).then(res => {
      const pattern = new RegExp(/(csrf_token\\":\\")[\w]+/)
      const matches = res.body.match(pattern)
      value = matches[0].substring(15)
    })

Wait, but where I put this?

U edit the package code itself and replace the bugged code

[360macky]

You can update this code, I just debugged the issue and solved it on a production level. :) Thanks, me later.

let value = this.request('/', { resolveWithFullResponse: true }).then(res => {
      const pattern = new RegExp(/(csrf_token\\":\\")[\w]+/)
      const matches = res.body.match(pattern)
      value = matches[0].substring(15)
    })

Wait, but where I put this?

U edit the package code itself and replace the bugged code

Wow, okay. Thank you.

[ardinusawan]

For everyone who looking for solution: Based on this youtube desc: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XzyYi_yv86A

1. Create an empty directory in the root of your app called "instagram-web-api"
2. Copy the index.js file from my GitHub repo (https://github.com/amamenko/inky-dood... into that directory.
3. Substitute your current import of the "Instagram" object from the instagram-web-api library in your app with const Instagram = require("./instagram-web-api/index");