python-package-template
Auto fill in your form using your saved information (or answer on the spot).
Installation
- Install Auto-Fill-In (There are two ways to install):
- Install from PyPI (recommended):
$ sudo pip install Auto-Fill-In
- Alternatively: install PyGuitar from the GitHub source:
$ git clone https://github.com/iwasakishuto/Auto-Fill-In.git $ cd Auto-Fill-In $ sudo python setup.py install
- Install from PyPI (recommended):
- Install driver for
selenium:Seleniumrequires a driver to interface with the chosen browser, so please visit the documentation to install it.# Example: Chrome # visit "chrome://settings/help" to check your chrome version. # visit "https://chromedriver.chromium.org/downloads" to check <Suitable.Driver.Version> for your chrome. $ wget https://chromedriver.storage.googleapis.com/<Suitable.Driver.Version>/chromedriver_mac64.zip $ unzip chromedriver_mac64.zip $ mv chromedriver /usr/local/bin/chromedriver $ chmod +x /usr/local/bin/chromedriver
Quick example
- example notebooks
- Check Environment Files:
- Python Module:
>>> from autofill.utils import show_envfiles >>> show_envfiles() * PATH: /Users/iwasakishuto/.autofill/_sample.json - name : SAMPLE FORMS - URL : https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=XXX - last_date : 2020-08-18@22.08.45 - other keys: ['form', 'login', 'answer']
- Command line:
$ auto-fill-in-envs [success] local driver can be built. [failure] remote driver can't be built. DRIVER_TYPE: local * PATH: /Users/iwasakishuto/.autofill/_sample.json - name : SAMPLE FORMS - URL : https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=XXX - last_date : 2020-08-18@22.08.45 - other keys: ['form', 'login', 'answer']
- Form Auto Fill In:
- Python Module:
>>> from autofill import forms >>> form = forms.get("office", path="PATH") DRIVER_TYPE: local >>> form.run() :
- Command line:
$ form-auto-fill-in "PATH" [success] local driver can be built. [failure] remote driver can't be built. DRIVER_TYPE: local :
Metadata
Release files for Auto-Fill-In 0.0.1
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