BJUT-NCoV-Checkin

BJUT daily check-in script using Selenium, written in Python

PLEASE NOTICE: if you feel sick or have fever, DO NOT USE THIS SCRIPT AND REPORT TO YOUR MENTOR OR TEACHER IMMEDIATELY!! This repository just simplifies the check-in proceduce!!!

This script will use your previous settings, so please be careful.

I am working on it. Chrome and Firefox are available on Linux and Windows. Other drivers are not tested. I do not have a Mac, so I cannot test it on Mac. If you use macOS and meet some bugs, please commit a issue.

Why do you create this repository?

• This is my first time using Selenium;
• My phone cannot check in and get my location;
• I just want to simplify this procedure;
• Whoever built this report system is brilliant.

Will you add this to your another app: BJUTLoginApp?

I am thinking about it! Recently I re-design that app, so it will take a while.

What do I need to run this?

You need:

• Google Chrome (or other chromium brower) or Firefox installed on your computer
• Driver for Chrome or Firefox
  • chromedriver for Chromium and Google Chrome or Taobao mirror
  • geckodriver for Firefox
• Python 3.6 and above

How to use?

I suggest using virtualenv to create the environment by exectuing

// install virtualenv
pip install virtualenv
// if it does not working, try pypi mirrors or use:
python -m pip install virtualenv
virtualenv venv

Copy browser driver (chromedriver or geckodriver) to PATH or.\venv\Script for Windows and ./venv/bin for Linux.

If you are using Linux, please use chmod a+x <driver> to make the driver excutable.

Then activate

Windows:
.\venv\Script\activate
Linux:
source venv/bin/activate

Install packages

pip install selenium

Daily check in

Run

python checkin.py -u <username> -p <password> -d <chrome|firefox|gecko>

If you don't want to type username and password every time, you can create a JSON file named userpass.json in the repository's root. In userpass.json, you need to type

{
  "user": "xxx",
  "pass": "xxx"
}

Then run

python checkin.py -d <chrome|firefox|gecko>

All set!!

If your Chrome is in version 86, you can use chromedriver(.exe) in the driver folder. (x86-64)