# Clicks on Selenium webelements at a certain screen position (x,y)
## pip install seleniumabsxy
### Tested against Windows 10 / Python 3.10 / Anaconda
This module can benefit individuals or developers who need to automate browser interactions,
such as clicking on specific elements or locations within a web page. By providing the ability to click on coordinates,
it allows for precise interactions with web elements that may not be easily accessible through other means.
## Advantages of this module include:
### Automation:
It enables automated clicking on specific coordinates within a browser window, which can save time and effort when performing repetitive tasks.
### Precise Interactions:
By specifying exact coordinates, it allows for precise targeting of specific elements or locations on a web page.
Integration with Chrome: The module integrates with undetected_chromedriver,
which provides an undetectable Chrome browser instance, allowing for seamless automation without detection by websites.
### Hotkey Support:
The module offers the ability to set a hotkey combination to print the current cursor coordinates, which can be useful for debugging or identifying target locations.
```python
# This code imports necessary libraries and functions, sets a hotkey combination to show
# the cursor coordinates, creates a Chrome browser instance with specific options, assigns the
# driver to the coordsclicker module, waits for 5 seconds, opens a webpage (https://python.org),
# maximizes the browser window, and provides instructions on how to use the click_on_coords function
# to click on an object by specifying its coordinates.
# The Browser must either be maximized or the x-coordinate has to be 0 if not maximized
from time import sleep
import undetected_chromedriver as uc
from seleniumabsxy import set_show_hotkey_coords, click_on_coords, coordsclicker
if __name__ == "__main__":
set_show_hotkey_coords(hotkey='ctrl+alt+k')
chrome_opt = uc.ChromeOptions()
chrome_opt.add_argument("--incognito")
driver = uc.Chrome(
options=chrome_opt,
) # works also with Selenium, but Chrome only
coordsclicker.driver = driver # important!!
sleep(5)
driver.get(r"https://python.org")
driver.fullscreen_window()
# Go to the object you want to click on, press 'ctrl+alt+k', and call click_on_coords(x,y)
# The click_on_coords function retrieves a clickable element at the specified coordinates and clicks on it.
# After pressing 'ctrl+alt+k', you will see something like this
# x=1277, y=459
# This is how you click
# click_on_coords(x=1277, y=459)
```
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