This is a fork of Vinz87/TndrAssistant, which mainly consists of:

• Small changes I had to make to make it work on my machine (Python 3.5.2)
• A ruby wrapper around it to communicate with the database and automate swiping of unliked people

Thanks to Vinz87 for doing the bulk of the work on this :)

Some features were removed to minimize errors

• Notifications via email/IFTTT

• there is now a --meta command to interact with Tinder's meta endpoint
• the ruby wrapper, documentation coming soon...

Note about input formatting to the like/dislike commands: The original documentation (cf. below) says the format is

python TndrAssistant.py --dislike|--like|--superlike user_id1 [user_id2 ...]

What is meant by user_id1 here is the string [user_id]_[content_hash]_[s_sumber]

TndrAssistant is a python script which can interact with your Tinder account in multiple ways. The main features are:

• find users who already liked you, and automatically like them back to create a new match (without having to like everyone); a notification of this event can also be triggered (by means of email or IFTTT)
• store all users Tinder proposes you into a database for later interaction;
• see users pictures and details, either from your personal database or by directly providing a Tinder user ID;
• dislike ("swipe left"), like ("swipe right"), or superlike ("swipe up") users whenever you want (you don’t have to decide at the same moment you see him/her as in the Tinder official app), either from your personal database or by directly providing a Tinder user ID.

You could also take a look at my other related project TndrLocalizer.

• pymysql
• to completely automate the process of obtaining a Tinder access token, the modules robobrowser, re and pickle are required; if, instead, an access token is provided manually following this procedure, they are not necessary.

If you want to store users as they are fetched for subsequent processing, you can set up a MySQL environment. Using your favorite tool (being phpmyadmin or the command line), create a new database and import the empty table TndrAssistant.sql provided in this repository. Don't forget to edit the file config.py with the database name, username and password.

If you wish to use the "semi-automatic swiping" feature, the file swipe_users.php has to be put into a folder where an active PHP environment is set. After watching users' pictures, if you want to bulk like/dislike a set of users the script swipe_users.php will simply produce the lines to be copied in the terminal to perform those operations all at once. Otherwise, if you stick to manually copying the user identifier, a PHP environment is not needed.

python TndrAssistant.py 

When called, the script TndrAssistant.py tries to read a Facebook access token already stored in the file access_token.txt to open a Tinder session. If it doesn't succeed, it initiates this procedure to retrieve it. The script looks for repetitions in the users fetched, which means a high probability that those users have already liked you. You can choose to AUTO_LIKE them, or to be simply notified of them by means of email or an IFTTT notification, by setting the variables NOTIFICATIONS_EMAIL and NOTIFICATIONS_IFTTT_KEY respectively. If you set up a MySQL environment, you can store the retrieved users calling the script with the parameter --store.

TndrAssistant can also be used to see at a glance all pictures and bio of a set of users; for example, you can call it as:

python TndrAssistant.py --pics m

and a browser page will open, showing all the match candidates logged in the database. From this webpage, if you set a PHP environment, you can pick your choice for each user, click the Submit button, and another page will appear with the automatically generated commands for actually performing your like/dislike intentions, you just have to copy them in Terminal. If you didn't set a PHP environment, you can still manually copying the identifiers of the users you want to perform an action onto, and issue the following commands with the desired option parameter:

python TndrAssistant.py --dislike|--like|--superlike user_id1 [user_id2 ...]

Another option you have is to look for recently logged users, which shows you all the logged profiles in the database since a certain date (if omitted, default is the current date), and you can like/dislike them at your choice.

python TndrAssistant.py --pics r 2016-11-27

You can also use:

python TndrAssistant.py --location lat lon

to change the location where you appear in Tinder.

This work has been done thanks to this comprehensive analysis fo Tinder's APIs, and to the useful pynder wrapper.

This is just a funny project about playing with Tinder unofficial APIs, please don't take it too seriously :)

This work is release under MIT license.