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facebook-sender

v1.0.13

Published

Automatic sending messages to random people on Facebook

Downloads

18

Readme

facebook-sender

Program for automatic sending messages to random people on Facebook.

installation

npm install facebook-sender -g

how it works

You choose the person (A) from which the program will start sending messages, the number of people who should receive messages and message text. The program sends message to A, selects its random friend (B) and sends message to B, then selects random friend of B (C), sends message to C and so on.

how to run program

facebook-sender --config path/to/config.js [--machine path/to/chrome.exe]

example

(with Chromium): facebook-sender --config C:/config.js

(with Chrome): facebook-sender --config C:/config.js --machine C:/'Program Files'/Google/Chrome/Application/chrome.exe

config.js

Configure the behavior of the program using the config.js file.
Example:

module.exports = {
	headless: false, // show browser (false) or not (true)
    email: '[email protected]', // account email
    password: 'mypass', // account password
    entryAccount: 'node.hero', // id or nickname from which to start sending
    count: 23, // how many people should receive a message
    text: 'd:/text.txt' // text of message
}