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But first, please read 674 | . 675 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /README.md: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | # LinkedinScraper 2 | 3 | LinkedinScraper is an another information gathering tool written in python. You can scrape employees of companies on Linkedin.com and then create these employee names, titles and emails. 4 | 5 | ![alt text](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/sametsazak/cryinglinked/master/images/logo.png) 6 | 7 | ## Install and Usage: 8 | 9 | 1) First, you need to download Chrome Driver from http://chromedriver.chromium.org/downloads (to your OS(mac,windows or linux)) in same directory. 10 | 11 | 2) Install requirements via pip3 12 | ``` 13 | pip3 install -r req.txt 14 | ``` 15 | 16 | 3) Start linkedinscraper.py 17 | 18 | ```` 19 | python3 linkedinscraper.py 20 | ```` 21 | 22 | ## How to scrape?: 23 | 24 | ![alt text](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/sametsazak/cryinglinked/master/images/1.png) 25 | ![alt text](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/sametsazak/cryinglinked/master/images/2.png 26 | ) 27 | 28 | ```` 29 | list 30 | use 1 31 | info 32 | set username test@test.com 33 | set password testpassword 34 | set url https://www.linkedin.com/search/results/people/?facetCurrentCompany=%5B%22162479%22%5D 35 | set page 100 (max 100) 36 | generate 37 | ```` 38 | then it will write Output.csv for you. 39 | Example output.csv: 40 | ``` 41 | name,title 42 | John Brown, Software Quality and Testing Manager 43 | Emma Watson, Senior Project Manager 44 | ... 45 | .. 46 | . 47 | ``` 48 | 49 | ## How to generate email adresses?: 50 | 51 | ![alt text](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/sametsazak/cryinglinked/master/images/3.png) 52 | 53 | ```` 54 | list 55 | use 2 56 | info 57 | use 1 (choose email pattern) 58 | info 59 | set Input (default: Output.csv) 60 | set Output (output file exp : Emails.txt) 61 | set Domain (example : test.com) -> test@test.com 62 | generate 63 | ```` 64 | 65 | then it will write Emails.txt for you. 66 | 67 | Example emails.txt (pattern 1): 68 | ``` 69 | john.brown@domain.com 70 | emma.watson@domain.com 71 | ``` 72 | 73 | 74 | 75 | 76 | 77 | 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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/sametsazak/linkedinscraper/05e35d2cd023f7701053b6dba52e19f9f7b89393/images/crying.png -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /images/logo.png: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/sametsazak/linkedinscraper/05e35d2cd023f7701053b6dba52e19f9f7b89393/images/logo.png -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /linkedinscraper.py: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | from selenium import webdriver 2 | from time import sleep 3 | import csv 4 | import cmd 5 | from selenium.webdriver.common.keys import Keys 6 | from terminaltables import AsciiTable 7 | import os 8 | intro = '''\033[1m\033[91m 9 | 10 | _ _ _ _ _ _____ 11 | | | (_) | | | (_) / ____| 12 | | | _ _ __ | | _____ __| |_ _ __ | (___ ___ _ __ __ _ _ __ ___ _ __ 13 | | | | | '_ \| |/ / _ \/ _` | | '_ \ \___ \ / __| '__/ _` | '_ \ / _ \ '__| 14 | | |____| | | | | < __/ (_| | | | | |____) | (__| | | (_| | |_) | __/ | 15 | |______|_|_| |_|_|\_\___|\__,_|_|_| |_|_____/ \___|_| \__,_| .__/ \___|_| 16 | | | 17 | |_| 18 | 19 | 20 | \033[0m 21 | Version : 1.0 22 | Author : Samet Sazak 23 | Twitter : @belleveben 24 | Github : @sametsazak 25 | Licence : GPL-3.0 License 26 | Note : pip3 install -r req.txt 27 | \033[1m\033[94m[*]\033[0m You can use "help" command for access help section\033[0m. 28 | ''' 29 | 30 | class CryingLinkedCmd(cmd.Cmd): 31 | 32 | global helpText 33 | helpText = "Commands" 34 | def do_info(self, line): 35 | print("\n \033[1m\033[94m[*]\033[0m Module Info\033[0m\n") 36 | print("+ MODULE INFO") 37 | print("\n \033[1m\033[94m[*]\033[0m Module Options\033[0m") 38 | optionsValues = [ 39 | ["Modules", "Description"], 40 | ["Generate CSV File", "Linkedin Username/Email Required"], 41 | ["Generate Emails", "Linkedin Email generator"], 42 | ] 43 | optTable = AsciiTable(optionsValues) 44 | optTable.outer_border = False 45 | optTable.inner_column_border = False 46 | optTable.justify_columns[1] = "center" 47 | print("\n" + optTable.table + "\n") 48 | 49 | def __init__(self, intro=intro, prompt="\033[1mCryingLinked > \033[0m"): 50 | cmd.Cmd.__init__(self) 51 | self.intro = intro 52 | self.prompt = prompt 53 | self.doc_header = helpText 54 | global moduleName 55 | moduleName = "" 56 | 57 | def do_list(self, line): 58 | optionsValues = [ 59 | ["ID", "Module", "Description"], 60 | ["1", "Linkedin Scraper to CSV", "Generate a CSV File which includes given company employees"], 61 | ["2", "Generate Emails", "Generate Email from given pattern"], 62 | ] 63 | optTable = AsciiTable(optionsValues) 64 | optTable.outer_border = False 65 | optTable.inner_column_border = True 66 | print("\n" + optTable.table + "\n") 67 | 68 | def do_use(self, line): 69 | try: 70 | global moduleName 71 | moduleName = line.split()[0] 72 | except IndexError: 73 | print("\n \033[1m\033[91m[!]\033[0m You need to give a valid payload id.\033[0m\n") 74 | if moduleName == "1": 75 | moduleName = "generateCSV" 76 | generateCSVs = generateCSV() 77 | generateCSVs.cmdloop() 78 | elif moduleName == "2": 79 | moduleName = "genEmailMain" 80 | genEmailMains = genEmailMain() 81 | genEmailMains.cmdloop() 82 | else: 83 | pass 84 | 85 | def do_exit(self, line): 86 | print(" \n \033[1m\033[94m[*]\033[0m Cya!\033[0m\n") 87 | return True 88 | 89 | def emptyline(self): 90 | pass 91 | 92 | def help_list(self): 93 | print("List available payloads") 94 | 95 | def help_use(self): 96 | print("Use specific . Syntax: use ") 97 | 98 | def help_exit(self): 99 | print("Exit CryingLinked") 100 | 101 | def help_info(self): 102 | print("Show module options and parameter values") 103 | 104 | def help_set(self): 105 | print("Set value to parameter. Syntax: set ") 106 | 107 | def help_generate(self): 108 | print("Run module with current values.") 109 | 110 | def help_back(self): 111 | print("Back to CryingLinked main menu.") 112 | 113 | 114 | 115 | class generateCSV(CryingLinkedCmd): 116 | global linkedin_password 117 | global linkedin_username 118 | global linkedin_url 119 | global linkedin_filename 120 | global linkedin_page 121 | def __init__(self): 122 | CryingLinkedCmd.__init__( 123 | self, intro=" \n\n \033[1m\033[91m This module generates a CSV file which includes Employee Name and Employee Title from given company.\033[0m\n", prompt="\033[1mCryingLinked > generateCSV \033[0m") 124 | 125 | def do_info(self, line): 126 | print("\n \033[1m\033[94m[*]\033[0m Module Info\033[0m\n") 127 | print(''' This module can be used to generate CSV file from given company.''') 128 | print("\n \033[1m\033[94m[*]\033[0m Module Options\033[0m") 129 | optionsValues = [ 130 | ["Set options", "Description"], 131 | ["Username", "Linkedin Username/Email Required"], 132 | ["Password", "Linkedin Passsword Required"], 133 | ["URL", "Linkedin Company Page Required, Example : https://www.linkedin.com/search/results/people/?facetCurrentCompany=%5B%22162479%22%5D"], 134 | ["Page", "How many pages you want to scrape? Max. 100"], 135 | ] 136 | optTable = AsciiTable(optionsValues) 137 | optTable.outer_border = False 138 | optTable.inner_column_border = False 139 | optTable.justify_columns[1] = "center" 140 | print("\n" + optTable.table + "\n") 141 | 142 | def do_set(self, line): 143 | global linkedin_username 144 | global linkedin_password 145 | global linkedin_page 146 | global linkedin_url 147 | try: 148 | if line.split()[0].upper().lower() == "username": 149 | try: 150 | linkedin_username= line.split()[1] 151 | print("Username is set=> " + line.split()[1]) 152 | except: 153 | print("Please enter a valid email") 154 | elif line.split()[0].upper().lower() == "password": 155 | try: 156 | linkedin_password = line.split()[1] 157 | print("Password is set=> " + line.split()[1]) 158 | except: 159 | print("Please enter a valid password") 160 | elif line.split()[0].upper().lower() == "page": 161 | try: 162 | linkedin_page = line.split()[1] 163 | print("Page is set=> " + line.split()[1]) 164 | except: 165 | print("Please enter a valid page") 166 | elif line.split()[0].upper().lower() == "url": 167 | try: 168 | linkedin_url = line.split()[1] 169 | print("URL is set => " + line.split()[1]) 170 | except: 171 | print("Please enter a valid email") 172 | else: 173 | print("\n \033[1m\033[91m[!]\033[0m Please enter valid value.\n") 174 | 175 | except: 176 | print("Something went wrong, try again.") 177 | 178 | def do_generate(self, line): 179 | if None in (linkedin_password, linkedin_username, linkedin_page, linkedin_url): 180 | print("\n \033[1m\033[91m[!]\033[0m Please check your values.\n") 181 | else: 182 | print("\n \033[1m\033[94m[*]\033[0m Generating CSV...\n") 183 | fetch = InformationGather(linkedin_url, linkedin_username, linkedin_password, linkedin_page) 184 | fetch.GatherByLinkedin() 185 | def do_back(self, line): 186 | return True 187 | 188 | def do_exit(self, line): 189 | return True 190 | 191 | class InformationGather: 192 | def __init__(self, url, username, password, page): 193 | self.url = url 194 | self.username = username 195 | self.password = password 196 | self.page = page 197 | def scroll_down_page(self,driver): 198 | speed=8 199 | current_scroll_position, new_height= 0, 1 200 | while current_scroll_position <= new_height: 201 | current_scroll_position += speed 202 | driver.execute_script("window.scrollTo(0, {});".format(current_scroll_position)) 203 | new_height = driver.execute_script("return document.body.scrollHeight") 204 | def GatherByLinkedin(self): 205 | current_working_directory = os.getcwd() 206 | options = webdriver.ChromeOptions() 207 | # options.add_argument('headless') 208 | driver = webdriver.Chrome(current_working_directory + '/chromedriver.exe') 209 | driver.get('https://www.linkedin.com/login?trk=guest_homepage-basic_nav-header-signin') 210 | driver.find_element_by_id('username').send_keys(self.username) 211 | driver.find_element_by_id ('password').send_keys(self.password) 212 | driver.find_element_by_id('password').send_keys(Keys.ENTER) 213 | driver.get(self.url) 214 | self.scroll_down_page(driver=driver) 215 | names = driver.find_elements_by_xpath(("//*[@class='name actor-name']")) 216 | title = driver.find_elements_by_xpath(("//p[@class='subline-level-1 t-14 t-black t-normal search-result__truncate']")) 217 | with open('Output.csv', 'w', encoding="utf-8") as csvfile: 218 | print("\n \033[1m\033[94m[*]\033[0m Fetching Started...\n") 219 | fieldnames = ['name', 'title'] 220 | writer = csv.DictWriter(csvfile, fieldnames=fieldnames) 221 | writer.writeheader() 222 | #fetch first page 223 | driver.get(self.url) 224 | self.scroll_down_page(driver=driver) 225 | names = driver.find_elements_by_xpath(("//*[@class='name actor-name']")) 226 | title = driver.find_elements_by_xpath(("//p[@class='subline-level-1 t-14 t-black t-normal search-result__truncate']")) 227 | for i in range(0,len(names)): 228 | print(names[i].text) 229 | writer.writerow({'name': names[i].text, 'title': title[i].text}) 230 | print("\n \033[1m\033[94m[+]\033[0m Fetching First Page is Finished!...\n") 231 | for k in range(2,int(self.page)): 232 | driver.get('{0}&page={1}'.format(self.url, k)) 233 | sleep(2) 234 | self.scroll_down_page(driver=driver) 235 | names = driver.find_elements_by_xpath(("//*[@class='name actor-name']")) 236 | title = driver.find_elements_by_xpath(("//p[@class='subline-level-1 t-14 t-black t-normal search-result__truncate']")) 237 | for i in range(0,len(names)): 238 | print(names[i].text) 239 | writer.writerow({'name': names[i].text, 'title': title[i].text}) 240 | print("\n \033[1m\033[94m[+]\033[0m All Fetching is Finished!...\n") 241 | 242 | 243 | class genEmailMain(cmd.Cmd): 244 | intro = " \033[1m\033[94m[*]\033[0m Generate Emails Module \033[0m." 245 | global helpText 246 | helpText = "Commands" 247 | def do_info(self, line): 248 | print("\n \033[1m\033[94m[*]\033[0m Module Info\033[0m\n") 249 | print("+ MODULE INFO") 250 | print("\n \033[1m\033[94m[*]\033[0m Module Options\033[0m") 251 | optionsValues = [ 252 | ["ID", "Pattern", "Description"], 253 | ["1", "(firstname).(surname)@company.com", "Generate Emails given pattern"], 254 | ["2", "(surname).(firstname)@company.com", "Generate Emails given pattern"], 255 | ["3", "(s).(firstname)@company.com", "(s) is first character of surname"], 256 | ["4", "(firstname).(s)@company.com", "(s) is first character of surname"], 257 | ["5", "(f).(surname)@company.com", "(f) is first character of firstname"], 258 | ["6", "(surname).(f)@company.com", "(f) is first character of firstname"], 259 | ["7", "(firstname)(surname)@company.com", "Generate Emails given pattern"], 260 | ["8", "(surname)(firstname)@company.com", "Generate Emails given pattern"], 261 | ] 262 | optTable = AsciiTable(optionsValues) 263 | optTable.outer_border = False 264 | optTable.inner_column_border = False 265 | optTable.justify_columns[1] = "center" 266 | print("\n" + optTable.table + "\n") 267 | def __init__(self, intro=intro, prompt="\033[1mCryingLinked > Generate Emails > \033[0m"): 268 | cmd.Cmd.__init__(self) 269 | self.intro = intro 270 | self.prompt = prompt 271 | self.doc_header = helpText 272 | global moduleName 273 | moduleName = "" 274 | 275 | def do_list(self, line): 276 | optionsValues = [ 277 | ["ID", "Pattern", "Description"], 278 | ["1", "(firstname).(surname)@company.com", "Generate Emails given pattern"], 279 | ["2", "(surname).(firstname)@company.com", "Generate Emails given pattern"], 280 | ["3", "(s).(firstname)@company.com", "(s) is first character of surname"], 281 | ["4", "(firstname).(s)@company.com", "(s) is first character of surname"], 282 | ["5", "(f).(surname)@company.com", "(f) is first character of firstname"], 283 | ["6", "(surname).(f)@company.com", "(f) is first character of firstname"], 284 | ["7", "(firstname)(surname)@company.com", "Generate Emails given pattern"], 285 | ["8", "(surname)(firstname)@company.com", "Generate Emails given pattern"], 286 | 287 | ] 288 | optTable = AsciiTable(optionsValues) 289 | optTable.outer_border = False 290 | optTable.inner_column_border = True 291 | print("\n" + optTable.table + "\n") 292 | 293 | def do_use(self, line): 294 | try: 295 | global moduleName 296 | moduleName = line.split()[0] 297 | except IndexError: 298 | print("\n \033[1m\033[91m[!]\033[0m You need to give a valid payload id.\033[0m\n") 299 | if moduleName == "1": 300 | generateEmailx = generateEmails(1) 301 | generateEmailx.cmdloop() 302 | elif moduleName == "2": 303 | generateEmailx = generateEmails(2) 304 | generateEmailx.cmdloop() 305 | elif moduleName == "3": 306 | generateEmailx = generateEmails(3) 307 | generateEmailx.cmdloop() 308 | elif moduleName == "4": 309 | generateEmailx = generateEmails(4) 310 | generateEmailx.cmdloop() 311 | elif moduleName == "5": 312 | generateEmailx = generateEmails(5) 313 | generateEmailx.cmdloop() 314 | elif moduleName == "6": 315 | generateEmailx = generateEmails(5) 316 | generateEmailx.cmdloop() 317 | elif moduleName == "7": 318 | generateEmailx = generateEmails(7) 319 | generateEmailx.cmdloop() 320 | elif moduleName == "8": 321 | generateEmailx = generateEmails(8) 322 | generateEmailx.cmdloop() 323 | else: 324 | pass 325 | 326 | def do_exit(self, line): 327 | print(" \n \033[1m\033[94m[*]\033[0m Cya!\033[0m\n") 328 | return True 329 | 330 | def emptyline(self): 331 | pass 332 | 333 | def help_list(self): 334 | print("List available payloads") 335 | 336 | def help_use(self): 337 | print("Use specific payload. Syntax: use ") 338 | 339 | def help_exit(self): 340 | print("Exit CryingLinked") 341 | 342 | def help_info(self): 343 | print("Show module options and parameter values") 344 | 345 | def help_set(self): 346 | print("Set value to parameter. Syntax: set ") 347 | 348 | def help_generate(self): 349 | print("Run module with current values.") 350 | 351 | def help_back(self): 352 | print("Back to CryingLinked main menu.") 353 | 354 | 355 | class generateEmails(CryingLinkedCmd): 356 | output_file = None 357 | domain_adress = None 358 | file_input = None 359 | names_1 = [] 360 | names_2 = [] 361 | peopleWithOneName_raw = [] 362 | peopleWithTwoName_raw = [] 363 | maillist_one = [] 364 | def __init__(self, moduleName): 365 | self.moduleName = moduleName 366 | CryingLinkedCmd.__init__( 367 | self, intro=" \n\n \033[1m\033[91m This module generates a Emails with patterns from a CSV file\033[0m\n", prompt="\033[1mCryingLinked > generateEmails \033[0m") 368 | 369 | def do_info(self, line): 370 | print("\n \033[1m\033[94m[*]\033[0m Module Info\033[0m\n") 371 | print(''' This module can be used to generate Emails''') 372 | print("\n \033[1m\033[94m[*]\033[0m Module Options\033[0m") 373 | optionsValues = [ 374 | ["Set options", "Example"], 375 | ["Input", "Default: output.csv"], 376 | ["Output", "Default: Emails.txt"], 377 | ["Domain", "example.com"], 378 | ] 379 | optTable = AsciiTable(optionsValues) 380 | optTable.outer_border = False 381 | optTable.inner_column_border = False 382 | optTable.justify_columns[1] = "center" 383 | print("\n" + optTable.table + "\n") 384 | 385 | def do_set(self, line): 386 | try: 387 | if line.split()[0].upper().lower() == "output": 388 | try: 389 | self.output_file= line.split()[1] 390 | print("Output is set=> " + line.split()[1]) 391 | except: 392 | print("Please enter a valid output file name") 393 | elif line.split()[0].upper().lower() == "domain": 394 | try: 395 | self.domain_adress= line.split()[1] 396 | print("Domain is set=> " + line.split()[1]) 397 | except: 398 | print("Please enter a valid domain adress like 'example.com'") 399 | elif line.split()[0].upper().lower() == "input": 400 | try: 401 | self.file_input= line.split()[1] 402 | print("Input is set=> " + line.split()[1]) 403 | except: 404 | print("Please enter a valid file input name") 405 | else: 406 | print("\n \033[1m\033[91m[!]\033[0m Please enter valid value.\n") 407 | except: 408 | print("Something went wrong, try again.") 409 | 410 | def do_generate(self, line): 411 | if self.domain_adress is None: 412 | self.domain_adress = "example.com" 413 | if self.file_input is None: 414 | self.file_input = "Output.csv" 415 | if self.output_file is None: 416 | self.output_file = "Emails.txt" 417 | self.loadFromCSV() 418 | if self.moduleName == 1: 419 | self.pattern1() 420 | elif self.moduleName == 2: 421 | self.pattern2() 422 | elif self.moduleName == 3: 423 | self.pattern3() 424 | elif self.moduleName == 4: 425 | self.pattern4() 426 | elif self.moduleName == 5: 427 | self.pattern5() 428 | elif self.moduleName == 6: 429 | self.pattern6() 430 | elif self.moduleName == 7: 431 | self.pattern7() 432 | elif self.moduleName == 8: 433 | self.pattern8() 434 | def do_back(self, line): 435 | return True 436 | def do_exit(self, line): 437 | return True 438 | def pattern1(self): 439 | for i in self.peopleWithOneName_raw: 440 | name_english = self.replaceWithEnglish(i[0]).lower() 441 | surname_english = self.replaceWithEnglish(i[1]).lower() 442 | pattern = "{0}.{1}@{2}".format(name_english, surname_english, self.domain_adress) 443 | self.maillist_one.append(pattern) 444 | for i in self.peopleWithTwoName_raw: 445 | firstname_english = self.replaceWithEnglish(i[0]).lower() # firstname 446 | secondname_english = self.replaceWithEnglish(i[1]).lower() ## secondname 447 | lastname_english = self.replaceWithEnglish(i[2]).lower() # lastname 448 | pattern = "{0}.{1}@{2}".format(firstname_english, lastname_english, self.domain_adress) 449 | pattern2 = "{0}.{1}@{2}".format(secondname_english, lastname_english, self.domain_adress) 450 | self.maillist_one.append(pattern) # generating possible firstname.lastname@company.com 451 | self.maillist_one.append(pattern2) # generating possible secondname.lastname@company.com 452 | try: 453 | with open(self.output_file, 'w', newline='', encoding="utf-8") as csvfile: 454 | fieldnames = ['email'] 455 | writer = csv.DictWriter(csvfile, fieldnames=fieldnames) 456 | writer.writeheader() 457 | for i in self.maillist_one: 458 | writer.writerow({'email': i}) 459 | print("File : {0} generated".format(self.output_file)) 460 | except Exception as e: 461 | print(e) 462 | pass 463 | def pattern2(self): 464 | for i in self.peopleWithOneName_raw: 465 | name_english = self.replaceWithEnglish(i[0]).lower() 466 | surname_english = self.replaceWithEnglish(i[1]).lower() 467 | pattern = "{1}.{0}@{2}".format(name_english, surname_english, self.domain_adress) 468 | self.maillist_one.append(pattern) 469 | for i in self.peopleWithTwoName_raw: 470 | firstname_english = self.replaceWithEnglish(i[0]).lower() # firstname 471 | secondname_english = self.replaceWithEnglish(i[1]).lower() ## secondname 472 | lastname_english = self.replaceWithEnglish(i[2]).lower() # lastname 473 | pattern = "{1}.{0}@{2}".format(firstname_english, lastname_english, self.domain_adress) 474 | pattern2 = "{1}.{0}@{2}".format(secondname_english, lastname_english, self.domain_adress) 475 | self.maillist_one.append(pattern) # generating possible firstname.lastname@company.com 476 | self.maillist_one.append(pattern2) # generating possible secondname.lastname@company.com 477 | try: 478 | with open(self.output_file, 'w', newline='', encoding="utf-8") as csvfile: 479 | fieldnames = ['email'] 480 | writer = csv.DictWriter(csvfile, fieldnames=fieldnames) 481 | writer.writeheader() 482 | for i in self.maillist_one: 483 | writer.writerow({'email': i}) 484 | print("File : {0} generated".format(self.output_file)) 485 | except Exception as e: 486 | print(e) 487 | pass 488 | def pattern3(self): 489 | for i in self.peopleWithOneName_raw: 490 | name_english = self.replaceWithEnglish(i[0]).lower() 491 | surname_english = self.replaceWithEnglish(i[1]).lower() 492 | firstCharacterOfSurname = surname_english[0] 493 | pattern = "{0}.{1}@{2}".format(name_english, firstCharacterOfSurname, self.domain_adress) 494 | self.maillist_one.append(pattern) 495 | for i in self.peopleWithTwoName_raw: 496 | firstname_english = self.replaceWithEnglish(i[0]).lower() # firstname 497 | secondname_english = self.replaceWithEnglish(i[1]).lower() ## secondname 498 | lastname_english = self.replaceWithEnglish(i[2]).lower() # lastname 499 | firstCharacterOfLastName = lastname_english[0] 500 | pattern = "{0}.{1}@{2}".format(firstname_english, firstCharacterOfLastName, self.domain_adress) 501 | pattern2 = "{0}.{1}@{2}".format(secondname_english, firstCharacterOfLastName, self.domain_adress) 502 | self.maillist_one.append(pattern) # generating possible firstname.l@company.com 503 | self.maillist_one.append(pattern2) # generating possible secondname.l@company.com 504 | try: 505 | with open(self.output_file, 'w', newline='', encoding="utf-8") as csvfile: 506 | fieldnames = ['email'] 507 | writer = csv.DictWriter(csvfile, fieldnames=fieldnames) 508 | writer.writeheader() 509 | for i in self.maillist_one: 510 | writer.writerow({'email': i}) 511 | print("File : {0} generated".format(self.output_file)) 512 | except Exception as e: 513 | print(e) 514 | pass 515 | def pattern4(self): 516 | #["4", "(firstname).(s)@company.com", "(s) is first character of surname"] 517 | for i in self.peopleWithOneName_raw: 518 | name_english = self.replaceWithEnglish(i[0]).lower() 519 | surname_english = self.replaceWithEnglish(i[1]).lower() 520 | firstCharacterOfLastname = surname_english[0] 521 | pattern = "{0}.{1}@{2}".format(name_english, firstCharacterOfLastname, self.domain_adress) 522 | self.maillist_one.append(pattern) 523 | for i in self.peopleWithTwoName_raw: 524 | firstname_english = self.replaceWithEnglish(i[0]).lower() # firstname 525 | secondname_english = self.replaceWithEnglish(i[1]).lower() ## secondname 526 | lastname_english = self.replaceWithEnglish(i[2]).lower() # lastname 527 | firstCharacterOfLastname = lastname_english[0] 528 | pattern = "{0}.{1}@{2}".format(firstname_english, firstCharacterOfLastname, self.domain_adress) 529 | pattern2 = "{0}.{1}@{2}".format(secondname_english, firstCharacterOfLastname, self.domain_adress) 530 | self.maillist_one.append(pattern) # generating possible f.lastname@company.com 531 | self.maillist_one.append(pattern2) # generating possible s.lastname@company.com 532 | try: 533 | with open(self.output_file, 'w', newline='', encoding="utf-8") as csvfile: 534 | fieldnames = ['email'] 535 | writer = csv.DictWriter(csvfile, fieldnames=fieldnames) 536 | writer.writeheader() 537 | for i in self.maillist_one: 538 | writer.writerow({'email': i}) 539 | print("File : {0} generated".format(self.output_file)) 540 | except Exception as e: 541 | print(e) 542 | pass 543 | def pattern5(self): 544 | #["5", "(f).(surname)@company.com", "(s) is first character of surname"] 545 | for i in self.peopleWithOneName_raw: 546 | name_english = self.replaceWithEnglish(i[0]).lower() 547 | surname_english = self.replaceWithEnglish(i[1]).lower() 548 | firstCharacterOfFirstName = name_english[0] 549 | pattern = "{0}.{1}@{2}".format(firstCharacterOfFirstName, surname_english, self.domain_adress) 550 | self.maillist_one.append(pattern) 551 | for i in self.peopleWithTwoName_raw: 552 | firstname_english = self.replaceWithEnglish(i[0]).lower() # firstname 553 | secondname_english = self.replaceWithEnglish(i[1]).lower() ## secondname 554 | lastname_english = self.replaceWithEnglish(i[2]).lower() # lastname 555 | firstCharacterOfFirstName = firstname_english[0] 556 | firstCharacterOfFirstName2 = secondname_english[0] 557 | pattern = "{0}.{1}@{2}".format(firstCharacterOfFirstName, lastname_english, self.domain_adress) 558 | pattern2 = "{0}.{1}@{2}".format(firstCharacterOfFirstName2, lastname_english, self.domain_adress) 559 | self.maillist_one.append(pattern) # generating possible f.lastname@company.com 560 | self.maillist_one.append(pattern2) # generating possible s.lastname@company.com 561 | try: 562 | with open(self.output_file, 'w', newline='', encoding="utf-8") as csvfile: 563 | fieldnames = ['email'] 564 | writer = csv.DictWriter(csvfile, fieldnames=fieldnames) 565 | writer.writeheader() 566 | for i in self.maillist_one: 567 | writer.writerow({'email': i}) 568 | print("File : {0} generated".format(self.output_file)) 569 | except Exception as e: 570 | print(e) 571 | pass 572 | def pattern6(self): 573 | # 6 | (surname).(f)@company.com 574 | for i in self.peopleWithOneName_raw: 575 | name_english = self.replaceWithEnglish(i[0]).lower() 576 | surname_english = self.replaceWithEnglish(i[1]).lower() 577 | firstCharacterOfFirstName = name_english[0] 578 | pattern = "{1}.{0}@{2}".format(firstCharacterOfFirstName, surname_english, self.domain_adress) 579 | self.maillist_one.append(pattern) 580 | for i in self.peopleWithTwoName_raw: 581 | firstname_english = self.replaceWithEnglish(i[0]).lower() # firstname 582 | secondname_english = self.replaceWithEnglish(i[1]).lower() ## secondname 583 | lastname_english = self.replaceWithEnglish(i[2]).lower() # lastname 584 | firstCharacterOfFirstName = firstname_english[0] 585 | firstCharacterOfFirstName2 = secondname_english[0] 586 | pattern = "{1}.{0}@{2}".format(firstCharacterOfFirstName, lastname_english, self.domain_adress) 587 | pattern2 = "{1}.{0}@{2}".format(firstCharacterOfFirstName2, lastname_english, self.domain_adress) 588 | self.maillist_one.append(pattern) # generating possible f.lastname@company.com 589 | self.maillist_one.append(pattern2) # generating possible s.lastname@company.com 590 | try: 591 | with open(self.output_file, 'w', newline='', encoding="utf-8") as csvfile: 592 | fieldnames = ['email'] 593 | writer = csv.DictWriter(csvfile, fieldnames=fieldnames) 594 | writer.writeheader() 595 | for i in self.maillist_one: 596 | writer.writerow({'email': i}) 597 | print("File : {0} generated".format(self.output_file)) 598 | except Exception as e: 599 | print(e) 600 | pass 601 | def pattern7(self): 602 | # 6 | (surname).(f)@company.com 603 | for i in self.peopleWithOneName_raw: 604 | name_english = self.replaceWithEnglish(i[0]).lower() 605 | surname_english = self.replaceWithEnglish(i[1]).lower() 606 | pattern = "{0}{1}@{2}".format(name_english, surname_english, self.domain_adress) 607 | self.maillist_one.append(pattern) 608 | for i in self.peopleWithTwoName_raw: 609 | firstname_english = self.replaceWithEnglish(i[0]).lower() # firstname 610 | secondname_english = self.replaceWithEnglish(i[1]).lower() ## secondname 611 | lastname_english = self.replaceWithEnglish(i[2]).lower() # lastname 612 | pattern = "{0}.{1}@{2}".format(firstname_english, lastname_english, self.domain_adress) 613 | pattern2 = "{0}.{1}@{2}".format(secondname_english, lastname_english, self.domain_adress) 614 | self.maillist_one.append(pattern) # generating possible f.lastname@company.com 615 | self.maillist_one.append(pattern2) # generating possible s.lastname@company.com 616 | try: 617 | with open(self.output_file, 'w', newline='', encoding="utf-8") as csvfile: 618 | fieldnames = ['email'] 619 | writer = csv.DictWriter(csvfile, fieldnames=fieldnames) 620 | writer.writeheader() 621 | for i in self.maillist_one: 622 | writer.writerow({'email': i}) 623 | print("File : {0} generated".format(self.output_file)) 624 | except Exception as e: 625 | print(e) 626 | pass 627 | def pattern8(self): 628 | for i in self.peopleWithOneName_raw: 629 | name_english = self.replaceWithEnglish(i[0]).lower() 630 | surname_english = self.replaceWithEnglish(i[1]).lower() 631 | pattern = "{1}{0}@{2}".format(name_english, surname_english, self.domain_adress) 632 | self.maillist_one.append(pattern) 633 | for i in self.peopleWithTwoName_raw: 634 | firstname_english = self.replaceWithEnglish(i[0]).lower() # firstname 635 | secondname_english = self.replaceWithEnglish(i[1]).lower() ## secondname 636 | lastname_english = self.replaceWithEnglish(i[2]).lower() # lastname 637 | pattern = "{1}.{0}@{2}".format(firstname_english, lastname_english, self.domain_adress) 638 | pattern2 = "{1}.{0}@{2}".format(secondname_english, lastname_english, self.domain_adress) 639 | self.maillist_one.append(pattern) # generating possible f.lastname@company.com 640 | self.maillist_one.append(pattern2) # generating possible s.lastname@company.com 641 | try: 642 | with open(self.output_file, 'w', newline='', encoding="utf-8") as csvfile: 643 | fieldnames = ['email'] 644 | writer = csv.DictWriter(csvfile, fieldnames=fieldnames) 645 | writer.writeheader() 646 | for i in self.maillist_one: 647 | writer.writerow({'email': i}) 648 | print("File : {0} generated".format(self.output_file)) 649 | except Exception as e: 650 | print(e) 651 | pass 652 | def loadFromCSV(self): 653 | with open(self.file_input, newline='', encoding="utf-8") as csvfile: 654 | reader = csv.DictReader(csvfile) 655 | for row in reader: 656 | temporary_item = row['name'].split(',') 657 | for i in temporary_item: 658 | if len(list(i)) < 8: 659 | pass 660 | else: 661 | self.names_2.append(i) 662 | listo = i.split(" ") 663 | if len(listo) <= 2: 664 | self.peopleWithOneName_raw.append(listo) 665 | else: 666 | self.peopleWithTwoName_raw.append(listo) 667 | def cleanup(self): 668 | pass 669 | def replaceWithEnglish(self, word): 670 | turkish_list = { 671 | "ı": "i", 672 | "I": "i", 673 | "Ç": "c", 674 | "ç": "c", 675 | "ş": "s", 676 | "Ş": "s", 677 | "Ğ": "g", 678 | "ğ": "g", 679 | "Ü": "u", 680 | "ü": "u", 681 | "Ö": "o", 682 | "ö": "o"} 683 | for karakter in turkish_list: 684 | word = word.replace(karakter, turkish_list[karakter]) 685 | return word 686 | def main(): 687 | Mainloop = CryingLinkedCmd() 688 | Mainloop.cmdloop() 689 | main() 690 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /req.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | selenium 2 | terminaltables 3 | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------