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## Installation
You have several options to run it.
1) Install from PyPI with `pip3 install --user delete-facebook-posts`
1) Install from PyPI with `pip3 install --user delete-facebook-posts` (recommended)
2) Clone this repo and run `pip3 install --user .` or do `pip3 install --user
git+https://github.com/weskerfoot/DeleteFB.git`
3) Set up a Python virtualenv, activate it, and run `pip3 install -r requirements.txt`, then you can just run `python -m deletefb.deletefb` in the DeleteFB directory.
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* You may also pass in a code by using the `-F` argument, e.g. `-F 111111`.
## Delete By Year
* The tool supports passing the `--year` flag in order to delete wall posts by
year. E.g. `-Y 2010` would delete posts from the year 2010. It is incompatible with any mode other than `wall`.
## Unlike Pages
* You may use `-M unlike_pages` to unlike all of your pages. The names of the
pages will be archived (unless archival is turned off), and this option
conflicts with the year option. This will only unlike your *pages* that you
have liked. It will *not* unlike anything else (like books or movies).
* The tool supports passing the `--year` flag in order to delete/archive by year. E.g. `-Y 2010` would only affect posts from 2010.
## Archival
* The tool will archive everything being deleted by default in `.log` files.

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