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>>>>> What does it do? <<<<<<

Goes to Tinder.com, makes as much likes, as you have, starts dialogs with mutually liked persons, holds dialogs using specified pattern

>>>>> Install <<<<<<

You need to have: python >= 3.6, chrome, chrome webdriver (ChromeDriver)
Installation:
run install.bat
or do things manually from cmd:
python setup.py install
python setup.py clean

The purpose of installation process is to get all python dependencies. You can get them manually by means of PIP if you want. Then you do not need to run install.bat.

>>>>> Set up <<<<<<

In TinderBot/settings.csv:
set your phone, phone code
headless regime doesn't work, always leave it 0
timeout - time before throwing timeout exception (adjust depending on your connection speed)
waitTime - minimum time to wait until JS rendering is done (adjust depending on your connection speed)
set your path to chrome webdriver

In TinderBot/SpamScript.csv:
write your pattern of dialog (or use that is already there)
New line = wait interlocutor answer.
Delimiter ("|") = do not wait answer, but write next message in separate message-bubble. This is needed in order to avoid large walls of texts in one message, cos that may look suspecious to your interlocutor.
Example of pattern:
Hi!
Nice to meet you.|Wanna go out?
This script will write "Hi" to every mutual liked person, then wait there answer, then write "Nice to meet you." and "Wanna go out?" in separate messages.

ATTENTION!!!
Do not change encoding or extension of settings and pattern-file. Encoding = UTF-8-BOM.!!! Better don't use windows standard pad - it can change encoding without notifying.

>>>>> Run <<<<<<

bot.bat
or from cmd:
python TinderBot\main.py

ATTENTION!
Enter your sms-code in programm window, not in browser

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