InstagramAPI | Private Instagram API for UWP | REST library

Even you are using a Visibility widget the widget should not have a null _userdata if you are doing api calls which is async and returns a Future then use FutureBuilder

The code with FutureBuilder will be -

i suggest you to use the following library:https://github.com/LevPasha/Instagram-API-python

self represents the instance of the class. By using the argument bound to the name self we can access the attributes and methods of the class.

You appear to be defining a method without the class it is supposed to be a method of.

Regarding the register method you asked in the comments section, all you need to create a new service provider class in your app\providers directory and declare the register method in there for example:

1. Run php -i | grep php.ini to see where your php.ini config file is.

2. Go to https://curl.haxx.se/ca/cacert.pem to download the latest certificate.

3. Add curl.cainfo="/path/to/where/you/saved/cacert.pem" to your php.ini file.

4. Restart your php/services/whatever then retry.

If steps above are no solution then the site you are hitting might be using a custom SSL certificate so try to download certificates from your browser, create a pem file out of it and test it with ['verify' => '/path/to/where/you/saved/your.pem'] as Guzzle client option.

Note, it is always better/ideal to contact the site owner for verification before going through options above. For security reasons.

Try looping through each item of your profile then get the likes and find the username. Then if the item has a like by that user put it in an item array like so:

PHP is the hypertext preprocessor, that means it will process the file, execute PHP scripts and send processed response to the client. So the plain PHP code that is not part of any function/class etc. will be always executed even before the page loads. The best option would be to declare the PHP function in a separate file. Then assign a click handler to your button and make it send Ajax request to the PHP. If you are using JQuery, it can be done easily with $.ajax()

I just found how it could be done. If you know the username you have to find first the Instagram ID (numbers) with this code:

Your code sample is kind of a mess:

1. You define a method login_insta to configure your credentials but you never call the method to run the configuration.

2. If you did call login_insta it still wouldn't work properly because of the call to client.new which is not explained in your code sample and contravenes the instructions from the gem author on how to configure the credentials.

This is a case where reducing your code to the minimal, complete, verifiable example will probably solve the issue: