Metrocard-Topup
Tops up your Metrocard with a single script
Usage
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Clone the repo
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Install requirements from
requirements.txt -
Install
geckodriverfrom Mozilla -
Create a file inside
src/calledcredentials.py
> cat src/credentials.py
#!/usr/bin/env python3
# Metrocard credentials
# Your metrocard number in string format
metrocard_number = ""
# Your metrocard password in string format
metrocard_password = ""
# Credit card credentials
# Your credit card number in string format
credit_card_number = ""
# Your credit card name in string format
credit_card_name = ""
# Your credit card expiry month in int format
credit_card_expiry_month =
# Your credit card expiry year in string format
credit_card_expiry_year = ""
# Your credit card cvc in string format
credit_card_cvc = ""
# Email credentials
email_username = ""
email_password = ""
Disclaimer
You are responsible for keeping your credentials.py safe
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