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114 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /shopifytask.py: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | import os 2 | import json 3 | import requests 4 | import random 5 | from bs4 import BeautifulSoup as soup 6 | from threading import Thread 7 | import time 8 | class size(): 9 | def __init__(self,variant,sizen): 10 | self.variant = variant 11 | self.sizes = sizen 12 | class shopifytask(): 13 | def __init__(self,profilename,size,keyword,siteUrl): 14 | #print("here") 15 | self.status = "waiting for start" 16 | self.loadprofile(profilename) 17 | self.siteUrl = siteUrl 18 | self.taskKeys = keyword 19 | self.keywords = [] 20 | a= keyword.split(",") 21 | for word in a: 22 | self.keywords.append(word) 23 | print(self.keywords) 24 | self.random = False 25 | self.shipping = True 26 | if(size != "random"): 27 | self.size = size 28 | else: 29 | self.random = True 30 | self.size = "random" 31 | self.session=requests.session() 32 | def loadprofile(self,profilename): 33 | a = open(os.getcwd()+"/profiles/"+profilename+".json") 34 | x = json.load(a) 35 | self.city = x["city"] 36 | self.last = x["last"] 37 | self.zip = x["Zip"] 38 | self.phone = x["phone"] 39 | self.cvv = x["cvv"] 40 | self.credit=x["credit"] 41 | self.state=x["state"] 42 | self.exp = x["exp"] 43 | self.address = x["address"] 44 | self.email = x["email"] 45 | self.first = x["First"] 46 | self.month = x["exp"].split('/')[0] 47 | self.year = x["exp"].split('/')[1] 48 | def preloadPayment(self): 49 | link = "https://elb.deposit.shopifycs.com/sessions" 50 | payload = { 51 | "credit_card": { 52 | "number": self.credit, 53 | "name": self.first + " " + self.last, 54 | "month": self.month, 55 | "year": self.year, 56 | "verification_value": self.cvv 57 | } 58 | } 59 | r = requests.post(link, json=payload, verify=False) 60 | self.payment_token = json.loads(r.text)["id"] 61 | def getProducts(self): 62 | r = self.session.get(self.siteUrl+"/products.json") 63 | jso = json.loads(r.text) 64 | jso = jso["products"] 65 | return jso 66 | def keywordSearch(self,products): 67 | for product in products: 68 | count = 0 69 | title = product["title"] 70 | #print(title) 71 | for key in self.keywords: 72 | if(key.lower() in title.lower()): 73 | count += 1 74 | if(count == len(self.keywords)): 75 | self.taskKeys=title 76 | return product 77 | 78 | def findSize(self,product): 79 | for variant in product["variants"]: 80 | if(variant["requires_shipping"] == False): 81 | self.shipping = False 82 | if(self.random): 83 | variants = [] 84 | for variant in product["variants"]: 85 | print(variant) 86 | variants.append(size(variant["id"],variant["title"])) 87 | variant = random.choice(variants) 88 | strv = variant.variant 89 | self.size = variant.sizes 90 | print("Shipping = " + str(self.shipping)) 91 | return strv 92 | elif(self.size in variant["title"]): 93 | variant = str(variant["id"]) 94 | #print(variant) 95 | print("Shipping = " + str(self.shipping)) 96 | return variant 97 | def atc(self,productID): 98 | r = self.session.get(self.siteUrl+"/cart/add.js?id="+str(productID)) 99 | r = self.session.get(self.siteUrl+"/checkout") 100 | self.checkoutUrl = r.url 101 | return r.url 102 | def first_page(self): 103 | payload = { 104 | "utf8": u"\u2713", 105 | "_method": "patch", 106 | "authenticity_token": "", 107 | "previous_step": "contact_information", 108 | "step": "shipping_method", 109 | "checkout[email]": self.email, 110 | "checkout[buyer_accepts_marketing]": "0", 111 | "checkout[shipping_address][first_name]": self.first, 112 | "checkout[shipping_address][last_name]": self.last, 113 | "checkout[shipping_address][company]": "", 114 | "checkout[shipping_address][address1]": self.address, 115 | "checkout[shipping_address][address2]": "", 116 | "checkout[shipping_address][city]": self.city, 117 | "checkout[shipping_address][country]": "United States", 118 | "checkout[shipping_address][province]": self.state, 119 | "checkout[shipping_address][zip]": self.zip, 120 | "checkout[shipping_address][phone]": self.phone, 121 | "checkout[remember_me]": "0", 122 | "checkout[client_details][browser_width]": "1710", 123 | "checkout[client_details][browser_height]": "1289", 124 | "checkout[client_details][javascript_enabled]": "1", 125 | "button": "" 126 | } 127 | self.session.post(self.checkoutUrl,data=payload) 128 | def get_shipping(self): 129 | link = self.siteUrl + "//cart/shipping_rates.json?shipping_address[zip]={}&shipping_address[country]={}&shipping_address[province]={}".format(self.zip,"United States",self.state) 130 | r = self.session.get(link, verify=False) 131 | shipping_options = json.loads(r.text) 132 | 133 | ship_opt = shipping_options["shipping_rates"][0]["name"].replace(' ', "%20") 134 | ship_prc = shipping_options["shipping_rates"][0]["price"] 135 | 136 | shipping_option = "shopify-{}-{}".format(ship_opt,ship_prc) 137 | self.s = shipping_option 138 | #(self.s) 139 | def submit_shipping(self): 140 | data = { 141 | 'utf8':u"\u2713", 142 | '_method':'patch', 143 | 'authenticity_token':'', 144 | 'previous_step':'shipping_method', 145 | 'step':'payment_method', 146 | 'checkout[shipping_rate][id]':self.s, 147 | 'button':'', 148 | 'checkout[client_details][browser_width]':'891', 149 | 'checkout[client_details][browser_height]':'803', 150 | 'checkout[client_details][javascript_enabled]':'1' 151 | } 152 | print("CHECKOUT: "+self.checkoutUrl) 153 | r = self.session.post(self.checkoutUrl,data=data) 154 | 155 | def checkout_gateway(self): 156 | r= self.session.get(self.checkoutUrl +"?step=payment_method") 157 | bs = soup(r.text, "html.parser") 158 | gatewa = bs.find("input", {"checked": "checked"})["value"] 159 | #print(gatewa) 160 | self.gateway = gatewa 161 | def checkout(self): 162 | payload = { 163 | "utf8": u"\u2713", 164 | "_method": "patch", 165 | "authenticity_token": "", 166 | "previous_step": "payment_method", 167 | "step": "", 168 | "s": 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