Hello! Welcome to the Anton.app Bot project. I am currently working as a single person on the initial development of this bot to be able to solve questions from Anton.app.
Please note that this project is still in the early stages and the bot may not work as intended. I cannot guarantee the accuracy of the answers provided by the bot, so it's always recommended to double-check any answers before using them.
The use of a bot to bypass the intended process of completing exercises on Anton.app may be considered unethical and could potentially undermine the purpose of the learning platform.
I appreciate any help and contributions you may have to the development of the Anton.app Bot. If you are interested in contributing to the project, please feel free to reach out to me to learn more about how you can help. You can submit merge requests or contact me for any assistance you need with understanding the code and the vison.
Thank you for your interest in the Anton.app Bot project. Your support and contributions are highly appreciated in making this bot more effective and useful!
Disclaimer: While this guide specifically refers to Chromium Edge, the general steps outlined may also be applicable to other web browsers with developer tools for network analysis.
Launch your Chromium Edge web browser on your computer.
Enter the URL "Anton.app" in the address bar of Chromium Edge and press Enter to navigate to the website.
Right-click on any space on the webpage and select "Inspect" from the context menu. This will open the DevTools panel in Chromium Edge.
In the DevTools panel, you will see several tabs such as "Elements", "Console", "Sources", etc. Look for a ">>" (more)
button or a similar icon, usually located in the top-right corner of the DevTools panel, and click on it to reveal additional tabs. Then, switch to the network analysis panel on the "Network" tab.
Perform the action on anton.app that will load the correct exercise block. This may involve reloading the current webpage or navigating to a different webpage on anton.app. If you navigate to a different webpage, clear the network log by clicking on the "Clear" button
in the top left corner of the network panel, to ensure that only the relevant network request is captured.
At the top left corner of the developer tools, you should see a search bar. Below it, you will find captured traffic data, which may look something like this:
To find your lesson URL, type ?fileId=level into the search bar. After that, you should see only one URL remaining, which is your lesson URL.
If you open the link you received, it should start like {"title":
If you still need help, please feel free to create an issue, and I will do my best to assist you as soon as possible.