ucheck
Autosubmit your UCheck COVID-19 self-assessment form
Disclaimer
- ucheck automatically completes the University of Tornto's UCheck COVID-19 self-assessment form as follows:
- YES: "Do any of the following statements apply to you? - I am fully vaccinated against COVID-19."
- NO: "In the last 5 days, have you experienced any of these symptoms that are new, worsening, and not related to other known causes or conditions you already have?"
- NO: "Do any of the following apply? - You live with someone who is currently isolating because of a positive COVID-19 test."
- NO: "In the last 14 days, have you travelled outside of Canada and been told to quarantine per the federal quarantine requirements?"
- NO: "Has a doctor, health care provider, or public health unit told you that you should currently be isolating (staying at home)?"
- NO: "In the last 5 days, have you tested positive for COVID-19?"
- If you do not satisfy these questions as listed, DO NOT use this library to complete your UCheck form. If you're interested in making these choices customizable, please raise an issue using the issues tracker.
Installation
pip install ucheck
Requirements and setup
This library uses Selenium to complete the UCheck form. If you're new to Selenium, it takes ~5 minutes to download and set up your browser driver. View how to download and configure a browser driver. If you're on macOS and hit permission issues, check out this Stackoverflow article.
ucheck is simple to use
import os
import time
from selenium.webdriver import Chrome
from selenium.webdriver.chrome.service import Service
from ucheck import UCheck
if __name__ == "__main__":
# E.g., Save UTORid login and password as environment variables.
utorid_login = os.environ["UTORID_USER"]
utorid_pass = os.environ["UTORID_PASS"]
with UCheck(Chrome, Service, driver_path="/opt/WebDriver/bin/chromedriver") as ucheck:
ucheck.complete_ucheck(utorid_login, utorid_pass)
# Briefly keep browser window open before closing.
time.sleep(5)
Set up a Cron job to execute ucheck
Here's an option to fully automate your Ucheck form submission. If you're on a *NIX computer, add the following lines to your cron configuration file:
SHELL=/bin/bash
0 8 * * * source /path/to/ucheck_script/venv/bin/activate && DISPLAY=:0 python /path/to/ucheck_script/main.py
What the Cron job is doing:
- Everyday at 8 am
- Activate virtual environment to execute
ucheck_script/main.py - Execute
ucheck_script/main.py, wheremain.pyis the demo Python script posted above
You can find more information about setting up a Cron job here.
Exceptions
Valid UTORid credentials are required to complete your UCheck form.
import os
from selenium.webdriver import Chrome
from selenium.webdriver.chrome.service import Service
from ucheck import UCheck
from ucheck.exceptions import InvalidUTORidLogin
if __name__ == "__main__":
# Set invalid user login credentials.
utorid_login = "invalid-login"
utorid_pass = os.environ["UTORID_PASS"]
with UCheck(Chrome, Service, driver_path="/opt/WebDriver/bin/chromedriver") as ucheck:
try:
ucheck.complete_ucheck(utorid_login, utorid_pass)
except InvalidUTORidLogin as e:
print(e)
Contribute
Support
If you are having issues or would like to propose a new feature, please use the issues tracker.
License
The project is licensed under the MIT license.
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