Page Tracker
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Tracks a page and sends out email alerts if something changes in the tracked page
test.py
#!/usr/bin/env python
import pageTracker
pageTracker.track_page()
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configuration
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A config.JSON file has to be setup like so in the same directory as the file calling the track_page function like so
{
"gmail_id": <any gmail user id from which email alerts will be sent>,
"gmail_password": <password of the id used to send out alerts>,
"send_alert_to" : <any email id to which alerts will be sent >,
"link_to_monitor": <link to monitor>,
"time_interval": <time interval in seconds , takes integer values only >
}
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