Facebook-Automation-with-NodeMaven

So, you want to build a bot for Facebook. You are in the right repo. This repo has some common functions needed to build a Facebook bot. I used NodeMaven's Residential Proxies to bypass Facebook's bot detection mechanism. By the end of this guide, you'll have a script that effortlessly logs into Facebook, performs the workflow, benefiting from the diverse residential IP addresses of NodeMaven.

Prerequisites

Install Python3
Setup virtualenv
Install required packages

your_pc$ virtualenv -p /usr/bin/python3 venv

your_pc$ source venv/bin/activate

(venv)your_pc$ pip install -r requirements.txt

Have Google Chrome installed
Rename env_sample.json to env.json and configure it with your Facebook username and password, and Proxy username and password

{
  "username": "john.doe",
  "password": "john1234",
  "proxy_username": "john-doe-country-lt",
  "proxy_password": "john1234"
}

Workflow

Edit the workflow function to define your workflow.

def workflow():
    # Define your workflow here!

    target_post = 'https://www.facebook.com/nixcraft/posts/pfbid02UL8ijMgqMgDJ6aqiu6bHEaFmaFG519Nf58oNXcUQrYvi84tgUb5idhQnTpEDeFAHl'
    browser = get_browser()
    facebook_login(browser)
    facebook_goto_post(browser=browser, target_post=target_post)
    facebook_haha(browser)

In this sample workflow, the bot goes to the target post and reacts with Haha.

Running

(venv)your_pc$ python main.py

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Conclusion:

By integrating NodeMaven's Residential Proxies, your bot will perform the workflow without being detected. Using the common functions in the repo you can easily build your required workflows. Open Issues and PRs if you want to see more functionalities.

shuhanmirza / Facebook-Automation-with-NodeMaven