Merge pull request #2109 from Avdhesh-Varshney/autoLinkedin

[GSSoC'23] Auto LinkedIn Script Resolved

Author: avinashkranjan

Auto-Linkedin/Auto-LinkedIn.py

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+from selenium import webdriver #connect python with webbrowser-chrome
+from selenium.webdriver.common.keys import Keys
+import pyautogui as pag
+
+def main():
+    url = "http://linkedin.com/"  #url of LinkedIn
+    network_url = "http://linkedin.com/mynetwork/"    # url of LinkedIn network page
+    driver = webdriver.Chrome('F:\Argha\WebDriver\chromedriver.exe')     # path to browser web driver
+    driver.get(url)
+
+def login():
+    username = driver.find_element_by_id("login-email")      # Getting the login element
+    username.send_keys("username")                           # Sending the keys for username         
+    password = driver.find_element_by_id("login-password")     # Getting the password element
+    password.send_keys("password")                           # Sending the keys for password
+    driver.find_element_by_id("login-submit").click()         # Getting the tag for submit button
+
+def goto_network():
+    driver.find_element_by_id("mynetwork-tab-icon").click()
+
+def send_requests():
+    n= input("Number of requsts: ")   # Number of requests you want to send
+    for i in range(0,n):
+        pag.click(880,770)  # position(in px) of connection button
+    print("Done!")
+

Auto-Linkedin/README.md

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+## Auto Linkedin
+
+- It imports the necessary modules: 
+    - webdriver from Selenium to control the web browser, 
+    - Keys from Selenium to handle keyboard keys, and pyautogui as pag to simulate mouse clicks.
+
+- The main() function sets up the Selenium WebDriver with the Chrome browser and opens the LinkedIn website.
+
+- The login() function finds the login elements on the LinkedIn page and enters the provided username and password. 
+
+- It also clicks the submit button to log in.
+
+- The goto_network() function clicks on the "My Network" tab on the LinkedIn page.
+
+- The send_requests() function prompts the user to enter the number of connection requests they want to send. 
+
+- It then uses the PyAutoGUI library to simulate mouse clicks on the connection button (at the specified position) the specified number of times.
+
+- Install this before running : 
+    1. pip install selenium
+    2. pip install pyautogui
+
+Once you have installed the necessary libraries and downloaded the Chrome WebDriver, you should be able to run the code successfully.
+
+**Thanks for using this program**
+