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Join Open Measures LBRY/Odysee with Apify Instagram Comments Scraper
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About Open Measures LBRY/Odysee
Collect and extract videos, users and comments on LBRY/Odysee.
About Apify Instagram Comments Scraper
Retrieve comments from posts by calling Apify's Instagram Comments Scraper within your pipeline!
To set up this Actor, you will need to add Instagram posts or reels to extract the comments from, the desired number of comments, and optionally, the order of comments, and replies.
For each Instagram post, you will extract:
Comment details: comment text, timestamp, and number of likes.
Commenter profile: username, full name, profile picture URL, and account status (private or public).
Engagement data: number of replies and whether the commenter is verified.
Post association: URL of the Instagram post the comment belongs to.
Replies (if any): nested replies under the main comment.
Quickly connect Open Measures LBRY/Odysee and Apify Instagram Comments Scraper with a Datstreamer Pipeline.
Step 1
Start your Pipeline with Open Measures LBRY/Odysee
Enterprise-grade data pipelines begin with flexible data ingestion. Web data—sourced from partners, internal platforms, or the open internet—provides the raw inputs needed for integration and transformation.
Step 2
Add Apify Instagram Comments Scraper with Unify or another transformer to combine schemas
To accelerate using your web data, you can apply any number of operations to the data. Enrich, augment, join, structure, filter, storage, search, or more! Datastreamer has hundreds of plug-and-play operations that you can apply.
Step 3
That's it! You have just connected Open Measures LBRY/Odysee and Apify Instagram Comments Scraper
With Datastreamer it’s never been easier to use web data. You can dynamically expand your Pipelines with more capabilities, and you’ve now been able to solve your operational bottlenecks in working with web data.