#Fixed:::UserID to UserName doesn’t work anymore - will You fix it anytime soon?

[github-userx]

Thanks so much for creating this tool!

[Snbig]

You're welcome ❤
Code has been fixed before in 5da63c5 commit.

[github-userx]

@Snbig bless you. Many many thanks.

Currently I have it that I can execute

python3 usernameToUserID.py

And it will ask/ prompt for a username to input.

But with the userIDtoUsername I always have change the UserID in the python file itself (in line 46):

print(useridToUsername("00000000"))

Do You think it’s possible for the userIDtoUsername script to ask for userID input?

Best Regards!

[github-userx]

i assume theoretically we could also have a single app with parameters like:

#get userID from username
instatrack -id justintimberlake

#get username from userID
instatrack -u 1234567812345

But honestly I am also absolutely fine with two .py files that do work flawlessly!

<3

[Snbig]

Command line options added to code 2e11349
Gook Luck 😉

[github-userx]

You‘re the best!,! ;) incredible!

[github-userx]

@Snbig I am getting syntax error.

python3 InstaTrack.py -id justinbieber
File "InstaTrack.py", line 64
print(f"[+] Username: {username}")
^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax

[Snbig]

• First of all clone the latest commit.

• Use "-u/--user" instead of "-i/--id" to set username.

• Also Check help [-h/--help]:
  $ python3 InstaTracker.py -u justinbieber
[+] UserID: 6860189

[github-userx]

I get the same error when using -u justinbieber and using the latest commit.

Using Python3.5.3

[github-userx]

Do you use Python3.6?

[Snbig]

Yes.
F-strings is not available for python before [3.6]
To make it compatible with python before 3.6 replace f-strings with string formatting.
"[+] Username: {}".format(username)
"[+] UserID: {}".format(userid)

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[*] Code updated and now it compatible with python > 3