BeChris100/osintgram4j

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After able to run osintgram4j.. No output for the commands.. What is the next step here?

(root㉿[~/osintgram4j]
└─# osintgram4j
pure virtual method called
terminate called without an active exception
Linux
The current process is running as the Root user. If you have encountered errors that may relate to not being executed without administrative privileges, you may continue, otherwise consider running processes as normal users, as it may bring unexpected damages.
As a security warning: Do not run any programs with high privileges, unless that you trust the Software that you are about to execute and you know, what you are doing.
To disable this warning message, either pass '-Sadmin_checks' or head over to the Settings file.
[root/rootlogic: osintgram4j]# help
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sh Runs a system interactive shell
clear Clears the Terminal Screen
sessionctl Session Control and Manager
setctl Settings Control
cachectl Cache Control
runtime Application Runtime
appver Application Version and Information
env Environment Command
[root/rootlogic: osintgram4j]# sessionctl
Session Manager is not implemented yet
Requires at least one argument
sessionctl: exit code 1

Not everything is defined. You might want to wait, until the Settings implementation and connectivity to Instagram is finished, since that will be the next step into finishing it.

Basically, the core of it is getting finished, just the connection to Instagram was the thing that I wanted to give it as the last thing.

Also, I might add another factor. The other commands for Instagram will only show up, once a successful connection towards a specific account has been made. Basically, what I wanted to make is Dynamic Command Loading.

thank you for the quick response. Yes, I believed there should be a lot of adopters once you can get this working.