It seems that everyone thinks from the perspective of code, why not think from the perspective of "interface"
There is a magical python-based script, sikuli, "God's Eye".
Just take a screenshot of the program and you will understand it at a glance.
(Picture transferred from Open Source China)
The UI in the screenshot of the program recognition system purely imitates user input/clicks, and even the input frequency is very reasonable. The old enemy of anti-bot algorithms and a good friend of QA.
I used this to drag the 1000+ book, video and audio records recorded in my old account into my new account without being discovered by Douban that I was a robot.
Use python’s sendkeys to directly simulate the keyboard, and use ctype extension to click the mouse. All you need to do is open the browser with python, enter the website, find the coordinates of the button (fixed in the program), and click it. But the simple one is fine, but the more complicated one requires a lot of considerations.
It seems that everyone thinks from the perspective of code, why not think from the perspective of "interface"
There is a magical python-based script, sikuli, "God's Eye".
Just take a screenshot of the program and you will understand it at a glance.
(Picture transferred from Open Source China)
The UI in the screenshot of the program recognition system purely imitates user input/clicks, and even the input frequency is very reasonable. The old enemy of anti-bot algorithms and a good friend of QA.
I used this to drag the 1000+ book, video and audio records recorded in my old account into my new account without being discovered by Douban that I was a robot.
Use python’s sendkeys to directly simulate the keyboard, and use ctype extension to click the mouse. All you need to do is open the browser with python, enter the website, find the coordinates of the button (fixed in the program), and click it. But the simple one is fine, but the more complicated one requires a lot of considerations.