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| author | DataKund |
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| license | Apache License 2.0 |
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Bot Studio is a python library for runing bots built with DataKund Studio.
You can also train bots with DataKund to automate repetitive work without doing any programming.
It currently runs only on windows.
### Installation
```sh
pip install ohmm
```
### Import Bot Studio
```
from ohmm import *
```
### Create Object
Create object first to open browser.
```sh
dk=ohmm.new()
or
om=ohmm.new(argument1=value,argument2=value,..)
```
### Browser Options
| Option | Default Value | Description |
| ------------- | ---------------------------|-------------------------------------------
| headless | False | Can set it to ``True`` if wants headless |
| proxy | No proxy | Pass proxy value e.g ``98.0.2.5:4000`` |
| profile_path | creates temporary profile | Pass profile path e.g ``C:\\Users\\username\\AppData\\Local\\Google\\Chrome\\User Data\\``|
| user_agent | No user agent | Pass user agent e.g ``python 2.7", "platform":"Windows``|
| download_folder|Downloads in default folder | If want to set download directory to custom e.g ``E:files\\``|
#### Run a bot
```sh
dk.amazon_login(email='put your email here', login_url='https://www.amazon.com/gp/sign-in.html', password='put password here')
```
#### Make Bot using Studio
To create your own bot follow below steps:-
* Run command "datakund" in command prompt
* A browser will get opened containing DK extension
* To open Extension press Alt+O
* Type the bot name e.g "google_search" and click on "Make New Bot"
* Click on Record and do actions like opening link, typing etc.
* Go back and then Run bot
---
**NOTE**
If you want to call your bots in your code, then consider bot names which do not contain space, special character etc.
---
#### Access Your bot through Code
To access your code:-
* Go to Code Section in extension
* Go to python and copy the code
* Now run that code, your bot will run
#### Make your bots public
To share your bots with public, so that anyone can run them follow these steps:-
* Go to your bot in Extension
* Go to More section and then Publish
* Write title, desc and image and click on Publish
* Here you go, now anyone can run this bot
#### Run public bot
Here we will run the bot we did made above
```sh
google_search(keyword="shoes")
```
### Send Feedback to Developers
```sh
ohmm.send_feedback(feedback="Need help with this ......")
```
### Contact Us
* [Telegram](https://t.me/datakund)
* [Website](https://datakund.com)
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