JSON RESTful API Data Endpoints for Instagram -- 2
Budget: $500 – $1,000 AUD
I need to be able to get endpoint restful API data from 50,000 social media profiles each day. The bot should run either 1 time per newly added IG user or after every 24 hours (CRON schedule).
The data is needed in JSON format to my server to read.
An example of the data can be seen here, in the 'graphql': www.instagram.com/username/?__a=1 (this page has all the data I need).
I need to be able to input/send 50,000 User IDs each day, and then the data is collected and available to view by my server via API.
I don't care how it is done, as long as each day I can get a minimum of 50,000 of those pages acquired.
Data Set 1: Profile Information (graphql<user): id, username, full_name, edge_followed_by, is_private, biography, profile_pic_url.
Data Set 2: Post Information (last 12 posts) graphql<end_owner<edges): taken_at_timestamp, id, shortcode, typename, edge_liked_by, edge_media_to_comment, video_view_count, Thumbnail_resources.
If free proxies don't work perfectly for this, I am willing to purchase ISP or residential proxies, if need be.
Needs to be easy to update if Instagram 'graphql' changes.
The data is needed in JSON format to my server to read.
An example of the data can be seen here, in the 'graphql': www.instagram.com/username/?__a=1 (this page has all the data I need).
I need to be able to input/send 50,000 User IDs each day, and then the data is collected and available to view by my server via API.
I don't care how it is done, as long as each day I can get a minimum of 50,000 of those pages acquired.
Data Set 1: Profile Information (graphql<user): id, username, full_name, edge_followed_by, is_private, biography, profile_pic_url.
Data Set 2: Post Information (last 12 posts) graphql<end_owner<edges): taken_at_timestamp, id, shortcode, typename, edge_liked_by, edge_media_to_comment, video_view_count, Thumbnail_resources.
If free proxies don't work perfectly for this, I am willing to purchase ISP or residential proxies, if need be.
Needs to be easy to update if Instagram 'graphql' changes.