Minor Documentation Fixes (mostly spelling&grammar)
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@@ -42,7 +42,7 @@ The code example with :func:`~itertools.dropwhile` and
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:func:`~itertools.takewhile` makes the assumption that the post iterator returns
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posts in exact chronological order. As discussed in :issue:`666`, the following
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approach fits for an **almost chronological order**, where up to *k* older posts
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are inserted into an otherwise chronological order, such as an Hashtag feed.
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are inserted into an otherwise chronological order, such as a Hashtag feed.
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.. literalinclude:: codesnippets/666_historical_hashtag_data.py
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@@ -50,7 +50,7 @@ Likes of a Profile / Ghost Followers
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To obtain a list of your inactive followers, i.e. followers that did not like
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any of your pictures, into a file you can use this approach.
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any of your pictures, you can use this approach.
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.. literalinclude:: codesnippets/120_ghost_followers.py
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@@ -78,11 +78,11 @@ Discussed in :issue:`56`.
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Only one Post per User
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To download only the one most recent post from each user, this snippet creates a
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:class:`set` that contains the users of which a post has already been
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downloaded. While iterating the posts, it checks whether the post's owner
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already is in the set. If not, the post is downloaded from Instagram and the
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user is added to that set.
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To download only the single most recent post per user within a hashtag feed,
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this snippet uses a :class:`set` that contains the users of whom a post has
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already been downloaded. For each post, it checks whether the post's creator is
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already contained in that set. If not, the post is downloaded from Instagram and
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the user is added to that set.
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.. literalinclude:: codesnippets/113_only_one_per_user.py
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@@ -100,31 +100,6 @@ With Instaloader, it is easy to download the few most-liked pictures of a user.
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Discussed in :issue:`194`.
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Upgrade Images by Local Copies
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The following script finds local versions of images fetched by Instaloader, in
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order to upgrade the downloaded images by locally-found versions with better
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quality. It uses image hashing to identify similar images.
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`updgrade-instaloader-images.py <https://gist.github.com/pavelkryukov/15f93d19a99428a284a8bcec27e0187b>`__ (external link to GitHub Gist)
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Discussed in :issue:`46`.
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Add Captions to Images
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Instaloader does not modify the downloaded JPEG file. However, one could combine
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it with an imaging library such as Pillow or PIL to render the caption on
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Instagram pictures. The following shows an approach.
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.. literalinclude:: codesnippets/110_pil_captions.py
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See also :attr:`Post.caption`, :attr:`Post.url`, :meth:`Post.from_shortcode`,
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:func:`load_structure_from_file`.
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Discussed in :issue:`110`.
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Metadata JSON Files
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