Simple automated re-pinning to a given Pinterest board using Puppeteer
git clone https://github.com/taylor8294/pinner.git
cd pinner
npm installIf you want to use Pinner to develop commercial sites, tools, projects, or applications, the Commercial license is the appropriate license. With this option, your source code is kept proprietary. To acquire a Pinner Commercial License please contact me.
If you are creating an open source application under a license compatible with the GNU GPL license v3, you may use Pinner under the terms of the GPLv3.
Pinner is very simple to run
- Copy or rename
config.tpl.jstoconfig.js - Enter your Pinterest account login details in
config.js - Enter IDs of pins you want to pin either
- As an array directly in
config.pins - In a file (eg.
pins.txtin the root folder) with one ID per line, and setconfig.pinsFileas the path to that file (eg.pins.txt)
- As an array directly in
- Enter the name of the board you wish to pin to in
config.board - Alter any other options to customise the way Pinner works such as
pauseFor - To start, simply run
npm start
Pinner is in it's early stages.
- Currently pinner contains minimal error checking, ensure the pin IDs provided in
config.pins(orconfig.pinsFile) produce valid URLs. - Pinner doesn't try to avoid Pinterst rate limits other than the
pauseForoption (which dictates how long to pause between pins) and the saving cookies functionality (to avoid repeated logins). It does not consider daily or hourly limits itself, please be aware of this to avoid your accout receiving any bans from Pinterest.