Python program to automate booking parking spaces in a web application for a parking garage on weekdays. This Python script uses Selenium to open the browser, log into the web application, and retrieve the necessary tokens from the localstore. Once the token is obtained, it will be used to send requests to the server and reserve a parking space in the private garage. Once reserved, it will send the details of the booked space via Telegram.

• Python 3.x
• Selenium WebDriver
• A WebDriver-compatible browser (Firefox, Chrome.)

1. Install Python from python.org.

2. Create a virtual enviroment

   python -m venv venv

3. Activate the virtual enviroment

   On Windows System:

   source venv/Scripts/activate

   On Linux System:

   source venv/bin/activate

4. Install libraries using pip:

   pip install -r requirements.txt

   or if you are using Python 3, you may have to use pip3

   pip3 install -r requirements.txt

5. Download WebDriver
   You will also need a WebDriver for interfacing with different web browsers.

   • Geckodriver for Firefox:
     Download the appropriate version of Geckodriver for your system from Geckodriver's GitHub releases.

   • Chromedriver for Chrome:
     Download the correct version of Chromedriver based on your Chrome browser's version from Chromedriver's download page.

• Make sure to download the WebDriver version that corresponds to the version of the browser you are using. Otherwise, you might encounter compatibility issues.

1. Make sure to set up the .env file with the necessary environment variables:

   USERNAME_HIBO="your_username"
   PASSWORD_HIBO="your_password"
   TELEGRAM_TOKEN="your_telegram_bot_token"
   CHAT_ID="your_telegram_chat_id"
   LINK="web_link"
   URL="api_link"

2. Import the environment variables into your script:

   from dotenv import load_dotenv
   load_dotenv()

1. Create one by talking to @BotFather on Telegram.
2. Obtain the bot's token, which BotFather will provide upon the creation of the bot.
3. Start a conversation on your created bot's link

   https://t.me/<Your Bot's Name>

4. To obtain your chat_id if you don't know it, search in your APP for a user named @userinfobot and type /start, then send a message to this bot. The ID will be displayed.

In these links, you will find manuals and examples for configuring the Telegram API:

• orangepiweb.es
• cosicasdeinformatica.com

1. Run the script:

   python main.py

2. The script will open the browser, perform the login, and fetch the requested data from the localStorage.

1. Install cx-Freeze

   pip install cx-Freeze

2. The script setup.py include geckodriver.exe, chromedriver.exe and .env file on the root

3. To create a executable file run the next command.

   • On Windows System:

   python setup.py bdist_msi

   • On Linux System:

   python setup.py build

• The script uses Selenium to open up the browser and navigate to the specified URL.
• It fills in form fields using identifiers from the HTML elements.
• It runs a JavaScript script to pull data from localStorage.
• Extracts and displays specific keys from the JSON object stored in localStorage.
• Use this data to obtain the token and make a request to the server
• After receiving the response, make another web request to send a message via Telegram.

• The script handles exceptions for each action, outputting messages to the console if anything fails.
• The localStorage data is printed as JSON objects for easier future use.
• This script is designed to function when there are more than three items in the localStorage.
• Before running the script, ensure you know which keys are stored in localStorage and their position. The script will extract values based on their position.