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linkedin-auto-bot

v0.0.3

Published

An automation tool to automate the connection requests on LinkedIn

Downloads

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Maintainers

nomi9995nomi9995

Keywords

linkedinconnecthackinviteautomationscriptnodejavascriptautopeopleprogramtoolautomaterequestconnectionnodenodejsmacwindowslinuxubuntuunixdownloadinstallnpmconsole

Readme

LinkedIn Auto Connect Tool

Sometimes you want more LinkedIn connections, especially 500+. This tool is very helpful to boost up your connections. Just run it from your favorite terminal or command prompt and keep it running until you make enough connection requests.

An automation tool to automate the connection requests on LinkedIn.

Requirements

node >= v4.0.0

Note: If node and npm are not installed, Install them from here.

Installation

Install this tool using npm:

$ npm install -g linkedin-auto-bot

It installs two binaries: linkedin-auto-bot and lac to your system path.

Usage

Use it as follows using lac command:

$ lab -u enter_your_linkedin_email> -k <keyword like Full Stack Developer>
Enter LinkedIn password: *****

In the keyword argument, if you type "ALL" then this tool will send invitations request to the people you may know or else you can send the connect with the particular niche people like full stack developer, UI/UX, investors etc.

If you want to keep your console clean, then just pass --no-verbose option.

Note: It does not share your LinkedIn credentials, so it is safe to use.

Contributing

Your PRs and stars are always welcome.

Please, try to follow:

  • Clone the repository.
  • Checkout develop branch.
  • Install dependencies.
  • Add your new features or fixes.
  • Build the project.
  • Start the scraper.
$ git clone https://github.com/nomi9995/linkedin-auto-bot.git
$ cd linkedin-auto-bot
$ git checkout develop
$ npm i
$ npm run build
$ npm start

Happy Hacking!