from imbot import *

p1=imbot(json_data="<PATH_TO_JSON_FILE>*",sleep_time=2,url="<URL_TO_JSON_FILE>*",headless=True,exec_path="<CHROMEDRIVER_PATH>")

p1.run(<OPIRATION_TITLE>*,<VARIABLE_NAME>)
# *    = All inputs must be entered.

p1.end()

"""
Default json code:
{
    "url":"<WEBSITE_URL>",
    "<OPIRATION_TITLE>":{
        "operations":[
           {"element_by":"<xpath/link_text/id/name/tag_name>","element_code":"<ELEMENT_CODE>","element_arg":"<VARIABLE_NAME>","opt":"<click/put/get>","arg_data":"<VARIABLE_NAME>","data":"<YOUR_DATA>","sleep":<Seconds>}
        ]
    }
}

Help:
# Types of finding elements : "element_by"=[id,name,xpath,link_text,partial_link_text,tag_name,class_name,css_selector]
# If you don't use the 'code' key, you must use the 'element_arg' key to enter data from your script.
# If you don't use the 'data' key, you must use the 'arg_data' key to enter data from your script.
# When using the 'put' option you must use 'data' or 'arg_data', Unlike the "click" option.
# When using the 'get' option you must use 'data' or 'arg_data', Unlike the "click" option, data=get_attribute("<src/herf/name/id>").
# 'arg_data' and 'element_arg' are 'variable name'.
# 'arg_data' and 'element_arg' are the variable name of the element to be inserted from the list. //Example: p1.run(<OPIRATION_TITLE>,password="123456789")
# 'data' and 'element_code' for entering data like password or username from json file (this is a common option if the variables you want to use are static).
# 'sleep' To wait for a certain period before starting an operation.
"""

from imbot import *

# Examples
# Example 1:
# Open the website link:
p1=imbot("google.json")#,headless=False

# Here, search for a movie poster in Google Images and get the link:
print(p1.run("search",search_for="yasserbdj96 on github"))
print(p1.run("search",search_for="luffy one piece"))

# end
p1.end()