Threads-api

[<img src="./.github/logo.jpg" width="36" height="36" />](https://github.com/danie1) Threads API

Changelog
- [x] ✅Fixed minor issue: the http_sessions directory did not have an __init__.py file so it wasn't possible to import its modules.
- [x] ✅ Added the `await api.close_gracefully()` to the README.md.

[<img src="./.github/logo.jpg" width="36" height="36" />](https://github.com/danie1) Threads API

Changelog
- [x] ✅Added functionality to choose the HTTP client. Choose between `aiohttp` (default), `requests` (the more common http requests library), the `instagrapi` session directly or implement your own.

This version allows you to configure `HTTP_PROXY`/`HTTPS_PROXY`, and additional configurations which are more complex with `aiohttp`.

[<img src="./.github/logo.jpg" width="36" height="36" />](https://github.com/danie1) Threads API

Changelog
- [x] ✅Revamped logger, to print in color and style. Set "LOG_LEVEL" to "DEBUG" and see for yourself ;)
- [x] ✅Enhanced the get_timeline() example to include a better implementation for pagination, to print at least a certain number of posts recursively.
- [x] ✅Refactored private requests code, to one focal place

[<img src="./.github/logo.jpg" width="36" height="36" />](https://github.com/danie1) Threads API

Changelog
- [x] ✅Fixed bug where some requests, such as like/unlike, returned "'NoneType' object is not subscriptable"
- [x] ✅ Implemented a get_timeline function for reading your feed, that supports pagination.

[<img src="./.github/logo.jpg" width="36" height="36" />](https://github.com/danie1) Threads API

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- [x] ✅Fixed README to read we support Python 3.9, 3.10 and 3.11 (not just 3.9!)

[<img src="./.github/logo.jpg" width="36" height="36" />](https://github.com/danie1) Threads API

Changelog
- [x] ✅Logging, includes setting logging-levels to ease troubleshooting
- [x] ✅Mute, Unmute, Restrict, Unrestrict, Block, Unblock Functionality
- [x] ✅Added documentation for contributing to Danie1/threads-api + added requirements.txt for those who like the old fashioned package management instead of python poetry.