Here's a good blueprint on how to go further:

Look into using a mitm proxy to capture the requests, and mimicking the requests.

Look into creating an engine for creating tasks, so that you can run multiple at once.

Look into creating different modes, such as all requests or all browser

Hello, so I have been testing the bot using the AMD 5800x graphics card. I get this message:

"Open Source BB-Bot V3.2 ◻️ TESTMODE: Yes ◻️ ITEM KEYWORD: 5800 Auto Detecting Mode Initializing .."

However, it never adds it to my cart and I am not sure why not. Please let me know. Thanks!

I am running with Testmode = No, Cvv and sms filled in. When the item restocked, the page ended up on the leave a review page but the item was not purchased. The item was also not in cart.

I'm not sure if other people are facing this but in NYC best buy has default pick at store option.

When running this bot, it take this item to cart and continue to verification step. But after this you cannot click a delivery option. I was unable to checkout and pick a store to pick up my GPU. Best has a timer letting me know that my card was "RESERVED" (yeah right lol) but no stores in 200 miles had one for pick up.

I've added a handler to click the delivery option if it exists.

I can make a push to your repo and make pr if you grant me access.

@kkapuria3

I'm testing this bot on a remote Ubuntu VM through RDP. Everything was installed today and should be the latest version. When I go to a page to test the bot, no item is being added to my cart.

I can tell that the script is active. The output in the bottom left corner is:

Open Source BB-Bot V3.1 ◻️ TESTMODE: Yes ◻️ ITEM KEYWORD: X570-PLUS Auto Detecting Mode Initializing ..

Is this broken because of a recent update or am I doing something wrong?

I'm new to get hub and this sort of thing, but recently my bot has been stuck in Initializing. I've tried closing and reopening the window, signing in and out of my BB account, and re starting the script from the ground up but nothing seems to work... It was working fine the first couple of days as well, but then just suddenly stopped.

I try rewrite that bot for another store. I compare buttons on bestbuy and in source code for change them for another store.

1. Where i can find that buttons? const OOSButton_L2 = "btn btn-disabled btn-lg btn-block add-to-cart-button" i find only that button const OOSButton_L1 = "c-button c-button-disabled c-button-lg c-button-block add-to-cart-button"

I was not able to determine why, but window.open is not working for me. It never opens a new window/tab and then when window.close fires, the process ends.

I resolved this locally by adding the following instead of window.open

// @grant GM_openInTab

GM_openInTab (window.location.href);

This seems to also protect against the mentioned memory leak.

Any way to change the delivery method to "Shipping" during check out? If left untouched, the bot might just check out using the "Store Pick Up" option as the default which is undesirable. Thanks!

Tab keeps closing when it detects its out and tries to auto refresh. I filled out the red flags and put yes for test because I want to manually buy, I open the FE page on BB and then this issue occurs. Please help.

Every time I try to leave the bot running for an out of stock item it closes the tab. I let it sit for a minute or two after closing and nothing happens. I also tried running it in a separate window and the same thing happens. Did I do something wrong when setting up the bot that could have caused this?

I was reviewing the code and while it looks fairly good i think this can be improved by using webpack and separating things into their own files.

I took this program and modified it to buy open box items and i am testing it now. i would like to contribute it back but it was kind of a hack. so not sure if it would be accepted buy i might take a stab at refactoring to a more OOP style, where the state is determined in some central index file but then the logic in other files actually do the work. i also found room to improve upon the setTimeout situation by using promises and having smaller timeouts. so for example

const clickButton = (selector) => new Promise(resolve => {
  setTimeout(() => {
    const button = document.querySelector(selector);
    if (button) {
      button.click();
    } else {
      resolve(clickButton(selector));
    }
  }, 100)
});

await clickButton("someSelector");

// move on to subsequent click

I've heard people may have better luck by adding to the cart from the saved items list.

This seemed like it should be a fairly easy implementation but the page is slow to load so the script runs before the button loads and can't find it.

if (pagetitle.includes(ITEM_KEYWORD) || pagetitle.includes("Saved")) {

         //Create Custom Badge
         //
         const $badge = createFloatingBadge("Auto Detecting Mode", "Initializing ..");
         console.log('BEGIN ')
         document.body.appendChild($badge);
         $badge.style.transform = "translate(0, 0)"
         //Out of Stock Button
         //
         var OOSButton;
         const OOSButton_SavedItems_L1 = "c-button c-button-outline c-button-sm c-button-block add-to-cart-button"
         //c-button c-button-outline c-button-sm c-button-block c-button-icon c-button-icon-leading add-to-cart-button
         const OOSButton_L1 = "c-button c-button-disabled c-button-lg c-button-block add-to-cart-button"
         const OOSButton_L2 = "btn btn-disabled btn-lg btn-block add-to-cart-button"
         console.log('BEGIN ')
         if (document.getElementsByClassName(OOSButton_L1).length == 1)
         {
             OOSButton = document.getElementsByClassName(OOSButton_L1);
             console.log('OOS Button Class 1 : ' + OOSButton_L1)
         }
         else if (document.getElementsByClassName(OOSButton_L2).length == 1)
         {
             OOSButton = document.getElementsByClassName(OOSButton_L2);
             console.log('OOS Button Class 2 : ' + OOSButton_L2)
         }
         else if (document.getElementsByClassName(OOSButton_SavedItems_L1).length == 1)
         {
             OOSButton = document.getElementsByClassName(OOSButton_SavedItems_L1);
             console.log('OOS Button Saved Items Class 1 : ' + OOSButton_SavedItems_L1)
         }

I tired adding event handlers to wait for the page to load but I could never get the window.onLoad event to fire for the popup, even if I attached an event handler to it.

The bot runs, goes through the checkout, gets to the last step. but it does not click the final "place your order"

I don't know exactly where the code is having issues, Testmode was turned off, I'd checked it multiple times Its gets to the final Checkpoint then says Verifying and submitting.

Something I noticed, the CVV code only popped up for the first test. (on the first test, when I didn't work I clicked the place order button manually and it checked out. canceled the order afterwards on my test object)

After that, the cvv box quit popping up.

I read the previous article on the cvv bug, it was closed, and the newest update should have fixed it. Meaning it might not be the cvv box causing issues.

I even re-copied the code, and started fresh, making sure to only change the main flags. I do have my cvv added, and my sms added for verification.

also a question, as I hadn't found an answer elsewhere, is there was way to have the bot switch to shipping instead of in store pickup?

I think it would be a particularly fruitful addition to add support for the auto entering of gift cards supplied to the program in the event that checkout is reached.