Done

• minimal Electron application POC
• TypeScript support
• Puppeteer running with Electron using separate Chrome instance
• minimal index.html website with bot.ts to handle button click by scraping example.com
• Botmation running (takes screenshots)

Working On

• App GUI Architecture (Angular?)
• NodeJS Architecture for Puppeteer code (ie Injectable service wraps the puppeteer page, and perhaps config options)
• Database

You can learn about the basic needs of an Electron application within the Electron Quick Start Guide.

Source code is in /src directory. The directory has 3 main parts:

1. main.ts
   • the actual code to setup the electron app
2. site/
   • the GUI/website loaded into the Electron app's browser page
3. helpers/
   • electron specific code, base app level helpers

The goal is to use the NodeJS code within the site/ directory like RPC. Adding Angular to this mix, will require modifications to Angular's compiler/bundler.

1. MVP/POC
   • minimal UI/UX (focus on features)
   • features functionality
     • enter credentials for social accounts
     • login to social accounts
     • scrape feeds, generate reports
       • include posts from friends list, viral stuff (standard deviation high), etc
     • auto-like feed posts from users list
     • customize auto-like with:
       • no negativity, SFW, etc
     • consolidating dashboard
       • section for requests ie friends, connections, followers, etc for ALL accounts
2. Determine App Architecture / UI / UX
3. Create v1 App

Goal: wholesome app to help people support each other while consuming less

Going to have Social Media Accounts, then for each: reports & automated-activity (both customizable)

To clone and run this repository you'll need Git and Node.js (which comes with npm) installed on your computer. From your command line:

# Clone this repository
git clone https://github.com/mrWh1te/Sam
# Go into the repository
cd Sam
# Install dependencies
npm install
# Run the app
npm start

Note: If you're using Linux Bash for Windows, see this guide or use node from the command prompt.