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CrawlerCodePythonTools - Documentation
Tools for python by CrawlerCode.
Installation
pip install CrawlerCodePythonTools
Config
from pythontools.core import config
cfg = config.Config(path="", default_config={"config_data_1": "value_123"})
cfgData = cfg.getConfig()
# get config value
print(cfgData["config_data_1"])
# chang value and save config
cfgData["config_data_1"] = "value_456"
cfg.saveConfig()
Logger
from pythontools.core import logger
# path to logs directory (optional)
logger.initLogDirectory("logs")
# set time format (optional)
logger.setTimeFormat(date=True, time=True)
# print color test
logger.log("§1Blue §9Light-Blue §3Cyan §bLight-Cyan §4Red §cLight-Red §6Yellow §eLight-Yellow §2Green §aLight-Green §5Magenta §dLight-Magenta §fWhite §7Light-Gray §8Gray §0Black")
Server and Client (sockets)
Server
from pythontools.sockets import server
from threading import Thread
SERVER = server.Server(password="PASSWORD")
def ON_CLIENT_CONNECT(client):
# send a message to client on connect by clientSocket
SERVER.sendTo(client["clientSocket"], {"METHOD": "HELLO"})
def ON_CLIENT_DISCONNECT(client):
pass
def ON_RECEIVE(client, data):
METHOD = data["METHOD"]
SERVER.ON_CLIENT_CONNECT(ON_CLIENT_CONNECT)
SERVER.ON_CLIENT_DISCONNECT(ON_CLIENT_DISCONNECT)
SERVER.ON_RECEIVE(ON_RECEIVE)
Thread(target=SERVER.start, args=["HOST-IP", 15749]).start()
# send a message to client by clientID
SERVER.sendToClient("MY_CLIENT_ID", {"METHOD": "TEST", "mydata": "123"})
Client
from pythontools.sockets import client
from threading import Thread
CLIENT = client.Client(password="PASSWORD", clientID="MY_CLIENT_ID", clientType="CLIENT")
def ON_CONNECT():
pass
def ON_RECEIVE(data):
METHOD = data["METHOD"]
# recipe the test message
if METHOD == "TEST":
print("test:", data["mydata"])
CLIENT.ON_CONNECT(ON_CONNECT)
CLIENT.ON_RECEIVE(ON_RECEIVE)
Thread(target=CLIENT.connect, args=["HOST-IP", 15749]).start()
WebBot
- Download chromedriver or geckodriver
from pythontools.webbot import webbot
# Google Chrome
browser = webbot.WebBot().Chrome(chromedriver="chromedriver.exe")
# Firefox
browser = webbot.WebBot().Firefox(geckodriver="geckodriver.exe")
browser.get("https://www.google.com/")
browser.input('//*[@id="tsf"]/div[2]/div[1]/div[1]/div/div[2]/input', "what is python?")
browser.click('//*[@id="tsf"]/div[2]/div[1]/div[2]/div[2]/div[2]/center/input[1]')
time.sleep(10)
browser.close()
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