Pagination through the Followed-By endpoint about jinstagram

[didikeke]

@RafaelAlbani try "Instagram.getUserFeedInfoNextPage".

[RafaelAlbani]

I will try it @didikeke, thanks!

[RafaelAlbani]

It worked! Thank you @didikeke for your help.

[shhrohan]

can u post a snippet.. how to make work ?

[RafaelAlbani]

Sure @shhrohan, let me open my IDE and grab an example.

[RafaelAlbani]

In the last versions of the library, it was introduced a new method "Instagram.getUserFollowedByListNextPage" that makes the pagination even more easy, below i provide an example:

Pagination pagination = null;

do {
    UserFeed userFeed;
    if(pagination == null) {
        userFeed = instagram.getUserFollowedByList(idProfile);
    } else {
        userFeed = instagram.getUserFollowedByListNextPage(pagination);
    }

    pagination = userFeed.getPagination();
    List<UserFeedData> users = userFeed.getUserList();

    for(UserFeedData user : users) {    
    }

} while (pagination.getNextUrl() != null);

So, basically what i do in the code above is iterating through the pages, using the "pagination.getNextUrl()" as an indicator of the final of the followers list for the the profile provided.

Let me know if it works for you.

[shhrohan]

@RafaelAlbani It worked like charm. Thanks a lot for the help 👍

[shhrohan]

one more question...
how to tell using the user id that when the user having that userid was last online or liked a photo..

[RafaelAlbani]

Hum, when you say "last online" what do you really mean?

And about the like, when you retrieve the likes for a photo, you don't have the date of the like itself, so it is hard to figure out this kind of information.
You can know if the user that likes a photo is following the profile that post the photo, comparing the userid of the like with the followers that you have retrieved.

I hope it helps