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README.md

EasyApply-Linkedin

With this tool you can easily automate the process of applying for jobs on LinkedIn!

Getting started

These instructions will get you a copy of the project up and running on your local machine for development and testing purposes.

Prerequisites

  1. Install selenium. I used pip to install the selenium package.

pip install selenium

  1. Selenium requires a driver to interface with the chosen browser. Make sure the driver is in your path, you will need to add your driver_path to the config.json file.

I used the Chrome driver, you can download it here. You can also download Edge, Firefox or Safari. Depends on your preferred browser.

Usage

Fork and clone/download the repository and change the configuration file with:

  • Your email linked to LinkedIn.
  • Your password.
  • Keywords for finding specific job titles fx. Machine Learning Engineer, Data Scientist, etc.
  • The location where you are currently looking for a position.
  • The driver path to your downloaded webdriver.

Run python main.py.

Please feel free to comment or give suggestions/issues.