Using Python, I created this program capable of setup some webpages by itself. It helps me saving 15 minutes of my daily routine at work.
- Frameworks
- Requiriments
- Installation Guide
- Links
- Run Application
To be succeeded in this project I had to use some Python frameworks, like:
- Datetime
- Timedelta
- Pyautogui
- Selenium
- ActionChains
- Expected_Conditions
- Webdriver
- WebDriverWait
- Time
- OS
Observation: Don't worry about installation, because it's going to be presented in the following topics.
To run the program is important to have these programs and frameworks installed in your machine.
- Python 3.8.3
- Visual Studio Code 1.47
- Datetime
- Pyautogui
- Selenium
- Programs:
Accessing Python or Visual Studio Code website, you can easily download it's executable file and install. Would you like to install it in another OS? Click here for install Visual Studio Code and here for Python.
- Frameworks:
The following steps will present the basic form about how to install all libraries included in it's project in your Windows OS.
1- Presswin
+r
2- Access your current path(where your scripts are installed) using the commandcd <current path>
3- Inside your current path, execute the commandpip install -r requirements.txt
4- Pressenter
and wait installation process
First of all, the program have to have a account configured into each "TelaX.py". So, you'll need to modify the code, like represented below in rows highlighted with the breakpoint:
After followed the steps until here, there are two ways to run the application:
Clicking on it and executing with "python", like the example below:
Or transforming main script into a standalone program. Bellow there are some steps explaining how do you can do it.
1- Press win
+ r
2- Access your current path(where your scripts are installed) using the command cd <current path>
3- Inside your current path, execute the command pyinstaller <main file.py> --onefile --icon=oxyn.ico
4- Double click the program inside "dist" folder.
Now, you just have to wait the program execute its function.
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