ApiKeys get

Get APIs

Once the application is loaded in the browser, it should get most of the APIs and/or session cookies from the browser. Below is a table with all the fields to fill out

Module	Status	Field in apikey	Description
Fullcontact	:octagonal_sign:		Discontinued
PeopleDataLabs	🆗	peopledatalabs_key	🆓 API Free. Explained here
Linkedin	🆗	linkedin_li_at / linkedin_JSESSIONID (***)	🆓 Cookie browser(🍪) method. Explained here
Twitter	🆗	twitter_user / twitter_pass (***)	🆓 Cookie browser(🍪) or user/pass. Explained here
Instagram	🆗	instagram_user / instagram_pass (***)	🆓 Cookie browser(🍪) or user/pass. Explained here
HaveIBeenPwned	🆗	haveibeenpwned_key	💲 API Paid. Explained here
Emailrep	🆗	emailrep_key	🆓 API Free. Explained here
Leaklookup	🆗	leaklookup_key	🆓 API Free. Explained here
Spotify	🆗	spotify_client_id / spotify_client_secret	🆓 API Free. Explained here
Twitch	🆗	twitch_client_id / twitch_client_secret	🆓 API Free. Explained here
CSE (Google)	🆗	cse_api_key / cse_cx	🆓 API Free. Explained here
Reddit	⚠️		In revision

(***) Read this, please

The fields in apikey.json or in apikey section inside interface for theses **API**s could not be loaded if you have an active session in your browser. You could left this field in blank

PeopleDataLabs

Generate the APIs from [here](https://www.peopledatalabs.com/#)

Linkedin

Linkedin changed their authentication process and with that the module in iKy stopped working, but I have found some relatively easy ways to baypass it

Method 1

All you have to do is log into linkedin in a Firefox browser. Yes, just that iKy will look for the cookies, use it and scrape the information. I hope it works for a long time

Method 2

iKy can't always extract cookies from browsers

But we can extract them manually

Chrome:

• Navigate to Linkedin.com and log in
• Open up the browser developer tools (Ctrl-Shift-I or right click -> inspect element)
• Select the Application tab
• Under the Storage header on the left-hand menu, click the Cookies dropdown and select www.linkedin.com
• Find the li_at and JSESSIONID cookies, and double click the value to select it before copying
• With these values you must fill the apykeys file or from the apikeys section in the frontend (linkedin_li_at and linkedin_JSESSIONID)

Firefox:

• Navigate to Linkedin.com and log in
• Open up the browser developer tools (Ctrl-Shift-I or right click -> inspect element)
• Select Storage tab
• Click the Cookies dropdown and select www.linkedin.com
• Find and copy the li_at and JSESSIONID values
• With these values you must fill the apykeys file or from the apikeys section in the frontend (linkedin_li_at and linkedin_JSESSIONID)

Twitter

Elon has changed the APIs, limited them considerably. But there is always another way

Method 1

All you have to do is log into Twitter in a Firefox, Chrome, Brave, Chromium, Opera or Edge browser. Yes, just that iKy will look for the cookies, use it and scrape the information. I hope it works for a long time

Method 2

iKy can't always extract cookies from browsers. Just fill in the user and password in the "twitter_user" and "twitter_pass" fields of the apikeys section in the frontend or in the "apykeys.json" file

Instagram

Only the user and password of your account must be loaded in the "instagram_user" and "instagram_pass" in apikeys section in the frontend or in the "apikeys.json"

HaveIBeenPwned

Generate the APIs from [here](https://haveibeenpwned.com/API/Key) (Paid)

Emailrep.io

Generate the APIs from [here](https://emailrep.io/key)

Leaklookup

Generate the APIs from [here](https://leak-lookup.com/api)

Spotify

Generate the APIs from [here](https://developer.spotify.com/dashboard/applications)

Twitch

Generate the APIs from [here](https://dev.twitch.tv/docs/api/)

Google CSE

Generate the APIs from [here](https://developers.google.com/custom-search/v1/overview)