Hey Martin,
I've been exploring your tool and have been quite impressed with its functionality so far. However, I have a few questions about its capabilities and whether it meets some specific requirements that I have. I would greatly appreciate your help in understanding its features better.
An important aspect for me is API support. I would like to host an instance of your tool on a Windows server and interact with it using POST requests for various actions, such as liking specific users' posts, commenting on their posts, following them, etc.
Ideally, your tool would randomly select a specified number (n) of accounts to interact with the users' new posts automatically (at most 30 minutes after posting). Does your tool offer an API for this kind of functionality?
Your insights on these topics would be invaluable in helping me determine if your tool is the right fit for my needs. Thank you for your time and consideration, and I look forward to your response.
Questions about Automatic Features and API Support
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Re: Questions about Automatic Features and API Support
There is no API support by any definition of the term someone who knows what an API is. Some features can be controlled by files, but it's no where near a complete API, sorry
If you want to create MASS FOLLOW / MASS LIKE / MASS COMMENTS, these can be performed by WATCH FILES.I would like to host an instance of your tool on a Windows server and interact with it using POST requests for various actions, such as liking specific users' posts, commenting on their posts, following them, etc.
Basically you create a MASS <action> WATCH FOLDER action. The action then watches a folder (can be network folder). Then when you add a file to this folder (formatted correctly) it's read and the MASS <action> is created.
Look on the MASS <action> tab for WATCH FOLDER function and there should be an INFO link near by with more "info"
