Update : A new fully automated version is now available here : https://qdots.gitbook.io/autocdsl/
This is an updated version of CDSL OTP Verification that directly fetches OTP from SMS using https://messages.google.com/ which is a service by Google which enables you to view SMS in your mobile directly in a web-browser.
Once install you need to make it as your default messaging app.
Navigate to https://messages.google.com/web/authentication .
Enable Remember this computer and you can scan the QR code using the Messages app
Now you will be able see the messages in your smartphone within https://messages.google.com
You can close the window and again navigate to https://messages.google.com ,to ensure that the PC is remembered.
Find the version of the chrome that you are using by navigating to chrome://settings/help or
Setting > About Chrome
Download Chrome Webdriver corresponding to your version.
Currently it is 90.0.4430.
If you haven't installed python earlier you can download setup from here
Download all the files present in this repository and place them is a separate folder, Chrome Driver exe file should also be present in the same folder.
Open a new terminal in the same directory and install necessary packages with the following command
pip install -r requirements.txt
This script's allowes Selenium to use the Chrome's Default profile.This helps in not re-entering Kite Username and Password as they will be automatically populated in the requred fields by Chrome's autofill feature.
To ensure that ,when you open https://kite.zerodha.com/ you will be able to see your default user and there will be only option to enter password and obvisouly it will be filled by Chrome Auto Fill.
You can save your Kite password in Google Chrome's save password feature so it would automatically populates the Kite login screen with password.
Open config.py in a text/code editor.
Enter your CDSL PIN and WINDOWS_USER which can be found out by navigating to C:\Users in your windows explorer.
eg. WINDOWS_USER="abel_"
Note : If Kite is configured for 2FA with Google Authenticator the process will be unsuccessful.
Once you have completed the setup opens a new terminal in the same directory containing the required files and type:
python authorisation.py
you only needed to type this command whenever authorisation is necessary
Feel free to create a new issue in cause of any trouble will be happy to resolve.
Pull requests are welcome.