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InStockPy

Using InStockPy, you can check weather any item is in stock by using keywords to determine if an item is in stock. InStockPy has support for proxies to bypass anti bot protection. - InStockPy *

Installation

Python 3+ required

pip install In-Stock-Py

Functions & Classes

Class creation example a = InStockPy.main()

Debug Mode

Debug mode needs to be called before any other function in order for it to work a.debug(<Bool>)

Headless mode

Set this to true if you dont want to see the chrome window when the script is checking an item. a.headless(<Bool>)

Define Keywords for an in stock item

Put keyword here that mean an item is in stock. a.defInStockKeywords(["add to cart","in stock"])

Define Keywords for an out of stock item

Put keyword here that mean an item is out of stock. a.defInStockKeywords(["unavaliable","out of stock"])

Sound notifiations when an item is in stock

Set path to 'default' if you want to use the default sound. a.audioCue(<Bool>,'C:\path\to\mp3')

Use proxies

a.useProxy(<Bool>, r"C:\path\to\prox.txt",<int [amount of times to reuse proxy]>)

Check if in stock

Set link that you want to check. Returns , True = In Stock, False = Out of stock, None = no keywords found on page a.checkInStock(r'https://link-to-product.com')

Final cleanup

a.cleanup() Closes webdriver, open threads, etc.

Usage Wthout Loops

The program below will return weather or not an item is in stock based off of keywords defined below.

import InStockPy

#ceating class instance
a = InStockPy.main()

#headless mode true
a.headless(True)

#def in stock keywords
a.defInStockKeywords(["delivery","in stock","add to cart"])

#def out of stock keywords
a.defOutStockKeywords(["sold out","out of stock","coming soon"])

#check if in stock and print result
print(a.checkInStock(r'https://link-to-product.com'))

#preforming final cleanup
a.cleanup()

Usage With Loops

The usage below uses a while true loop to check if an item is in stock forever. It uses proxys to bypass bot protection and plays an alarm sound when it is in stock.

import InStockPy

#ceating class instance
a = InStockPy.main()

#debug mode true
a.debug(True)

#headless mode true
a.headless(True)

#def in stock keywords
a.defInStockKeywords(["delivery","in stock","add to cart"])

#def out of stock keywords
a.defOutStockKeywords(["sold out","out of stock","coming soon"])

#play audio when in stock
a.audioCue(True,'default')

while True:
    #use proxies true
    a.useProxy(True, r"C:\Users\proxies.txt",1)

    #check if in stock and print result
    print(a.checkInStock(r'https://link-to-product.com'))

Contributing

Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change. Add me on discord Zexter#0323

Please make sure to update tests as appropriate.

License

MIT