The idea of the project is to create a command line utility that can automate certain tasks on the Kroger's website.

At this moment the application can:

• Display basic information from your account (name, address, rewards card number, etc)
• Complete the Kroger’s Survey on your behalf (to earn 50 points and enter the sweepstake)
• Clip all Digital Coupons (first 150 coupons only, sorted by relevance)
• Display Purchases Summary (number of store visits and dollars spent)
• Retrieve Points Balance

The script works on kroger.com and other Kroger-owned grocery stores (Ralphs, Fry's, Fred Meyer, Dillons, Food 4 Less, etc).

You can download the latest version from the GitHub's releases tab.

• Clone the repository: git clone [email protected]:Shmakov/kroger-cli.git && cd ./kroger-cli
• Creating virtual environment: python3.8 -m venv ./venv (you might need to install sudo apt-get install python3.8-venv)
• And activate it: source venv/bin/activate
• Install the requirements: pip install -r requirements.txt
• And you should be able to launch the project: python -m kroger_cli

The application support non-interactive mode by passing a name of a command. An example on how to complete Kroger's Survey: kroger-cli survey.

Please use kroger-cli --help to see list of all available commands. Alternatively you can run the application without any command to launch the interactive mode (you can see the screenshot of it below).

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The initial plan was to use plain HTTP (and requests package), however I couldn't sign in to the Kroger's website using it. Possibly had to do with csrf token validation and/or JavaScript-based protection. Because of that I had to use pyppeteer, which is a python's port of Puppeteer (Headless Chrome).

• Purchased items (receipt data) Excel export, which could be useful for budgeting/categorization/filtering
• Notification on when certain items go on sale