Lox
Lox is a tool for generating leads from LinkedIn. It can open linkedin pages, parse content and extract email. It integrates with Notion and capable of saving the extracted leads into a Notion database.
Usage
lox --url {linkedin-post-url}
Features
It's core features includes:
- Ability to scrape data from LinkedIn posts or feed
- Automatic creation of data model from Notion datbase
- Integration with Notion to save the extracted data
You can install Perse using pip:
pip install zf-lox
mkdir -p ~/.lox
Create a config file with the following:
[linkedin]
email = {your-linkedin-email}
password = {your-linkedin-password}
[openai]
api_key = {your-openai-api-key}
[notion]
api_key = {your-notion-api-key}
database_id = {your-notion-database-id}
Export cookies from LinkedIn using EditThisCookies and save it in ~/.lox/cookies.json
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