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Lets make an quote-of-the-day instagram bot!
Lets get started
Demo
https://www.instagram.com/dailydouseofquotes/
Make a files: main.py
Starting the code
Importing the libaries
import urllib.requestimport osfrom PIL import Image, ImageDraw, ImageFont, ImageOpsimport requestsfrom instabot import BotGetting an image and saving it
def dl_image(): image_url = "https://source.unsplash.com/user/eberhardgross/1080x1080/" urllib.request.urlretrieve(image_url, "image.jpg") print("Installing image")The following code will get an 1080x1080 image by the author eberhardgross from unsplash, Why him ? I haven't seen anything 18+ from this user and have seen amazing images only!
Getting the daily quote
def dailyquote(): response = requests.get('https://quotes.rest/qod.json?language=en') response_output = response.json() return response_outputThis code will get a json daily quote of the day response from quotes.rest, as you can see we will output certain results that we from FROM the dailyquote function later!
Putting the quote and image in one!!
Fixing the line order
We will be doing this so we can get a good word-per-line system, so we see the whole text!
def wrap_by_word(s, n): a = s.split() ret = '' for i in range(0, len(a), n): ret += ' '.join(a[i:i+n]) + '
' return retLets do it all!
def text_overlay_ig(quote, author): quote = wrap_by_word(quote, 6) image_file = os.path.join(os.path.dirname( os.path.realpath(__file__)), 'image.jpg') im = Image.open(image_file)Fixing the quote line order and then opening our image file
Time to put on everything!
draw = ImageDraw.Draw(im) font = ImageFont.truetype('font.ttf', size=60) (x, y) = (125, 300) shadowColor = (0, 0, 0) thickness = 4 draw.text((x - thickness, y - thickness), quote, font=font, fill=shadowColor, thick=thickness) draw.text((x + thickness, y - thickness), quote, font=font, fill=shadowColor, thick=thickness) draw.text((x - thickness, y + thickness), quote, font=font, fill=shadowColor, thick=thickness) draw.text((x + thickness, y + thickness), quote, font=font, fill=shadowColor, thick=thickness) draw.text((x, y), quote, spacing=4, fill=( 255, 255, 255), font=font) (x, y) = (125, 700) author = " " + author draw.text((x - thickness, y - thickness), author, font=font, fill=shadowColor, thick=thickness) draw.text((x + thickness, y - thickness), author, font=font, fill=shadowColor, thick=thickness) draw.text((x - thickness, y + thickness), author, font=font, fill=shadowColor, thick=thickness) draw.text((x + thickness, y + thickness), author, font=font, fill=shadowColor, thick=thickness) draw.text((x, y), author, spacing=4, fill=( 255, 255, 255), font=font) im.save("image.jpg")Adding a font.tff file!
i'd recommend using https://github.com/9ebd7134/Python-quote-of-the-day-instagram-bot/blob/master/font.ttf just click on download and put it in your folder ! The font is easy to read so its perfect
And now lets put on the quote on the image
(x, y) = (125, 300) shadowColor = (0, 0, 0) thickness = 4 draw.text((x - thickness, y - thickness), quote, font=font, fill=shadowColor, thick=thickness) draw.text((x + thickness, y - thickness), quote, font=font, fill=shadowColor, thick=thickness) draw.text((x - thickness, y + thickness), quote, font=font, fill=shadowColor, thick=thickness) draw.text((x + thickness, y + thickness), quote, font=font, fill=shadowColor, thick=thickness) draw.text((x, y), quote, spacing=4, fill=( 255, 255, 255), font=font)The x, y are the position of the text we want to put, change this but be careful this won't change based on the text length! We could do that but lets stick with this for now
Everything else is us just putting the text alongside the text shadow on the image.
Time to put the author
(x, y) = (125, 700) author = " " + author draw.text((x - thickness, y - thickness), author, font=font, fill=shadowColor, thick=thickness) draw.text((x + thickness, y - thickness), author, font=font, fill=shadowColor, thick=thickness) draw.text((x - thickness, y + thickness), author, font=font, fill=shadowColor, thick=thickness) draw.text((x + thickness, y + thickness), author, font=font, fill=shadowColor, thick=thickness) draw.text((x, y), author, spacing=4, fill=( 255, 255, 255), font=font)
Same thing but we are changing the x, y positions AND also adding to the author username
Final steps
quote = dailyquote()['contents']['quotes'][0]['quote']author = dailyquote()['contents']['quotes'][0]['author']tags = dailyquote()['contents']['quotes'][0]['tags']dl_image()text_overlay_ig(quote, author)ptag = ''for tag in tags: ptag += "#" + tag + ' 'content = "This bot was made by ryan s.(@9ebd7134 on github), Hope you enjoyed this quote, This quote was by"+author+"
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Image by: https://unsplash.com/user/eberhardgross
Tags:
# " + ptag;bot = Bot()bot.login(username="****", password="password1234")bot.upload_photo("image.jpg", caption=content)
Simply change the caption/content and then bot.login username/password details for this to fully work!
Fixing up some issues
I'll be updating this and updating the github page for it, i will make an issue and a pull request talking all about the changes! If you want to fix my code i'd love to see it!
Link for the github:
https://github.com/9ebd7134/Python-quote-of-the-day-instagram-bot
Original Link: https://dev.to/ryandaghost/lets-make-an-quote-of-the-day-instagram-bot-3lbk
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