A Python website bot development framework (WIP)
Introduction
This project was created to aid the development of website bots and API wrappers. aio-framework handles task management and execution, session management, and captcha queue management (with threads!). Currently, captcha queue management supports 2Captcha. aio-framework is meant to decrease development time by providing common bot and API wrapper functionality.
Basic Usage
This module is available via pip:
$ pip install aio-framework
Basic ApiWrapper and Bot implementations are shown below. Bot implementations must implement the execute_task method.
ApiWrapper
# exampleapiwrapper.py
from aio import ApiWrapper
class ExampleApiWrapper(ApiWrapper):
BASE_URL = 'https://example.com'
def get_product_data(self, product_url):
response = self.get(product_url)
return response.json()['data'] # Or something
def add_product_to_cart(self, product_data, captcha_token):
payload = {
'product_data': product_data,
'captcha': captcha_token
}
endpoint = '/add-to-cart'
response = self.post(endpoint, data=payload)
return response.json()['success'] # Or something
Bot
# examplebot.py
from aio import Bot
from aio.captcha import CaptchaManager
from exampleapiwrapper import ExampleApiWrapper
class ExampleBot(Bot):
def execute_task(self, task):
example_api_wrapper = ExampleApiWrapper()
twocaptcha_api_token = '2CAPTCHA_API_TOKEN_HERE'
site_key = 'SITE_KEY_HERE'
page_url = 'PAGE_URL_HERE'
captcha_manager = CaptchaManager(twocaptcha_api_token, site_key, page_url)
captcha_manager.start_captcha_queue(num_threads=5)
task.status = 'STARTED'
product_url = task.data['product_url']
task.logger.info('Getting product data')
product_data = example_api_wrapper.get_product_data(product_url)
task.logger.info('Got product data!')
task.logger.info('Waiting for captcha token')
captcha_token = captcha_manager.wait_for_captcha_token()
task.logger.info('Got captcha token!')
task.logger.info('Adding product to cart')
added = example_api_wrapper.add_product_to_cart(product_data, captcha_token)
task.logger.info('Added product to cart!')
task.status = 'FINISHED'
Executing
# main.py
from aio import Task
from examplebot import ExampleBot
example_bot = ExampleBot()
task_data = {
'product_url': 'https://example.com/product'
}
task = Task(task_data)
example_bot.add_task(task)
example_bot.start_all_tasks()
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