Multi-Site Sign-Up Automation Script

This script automates the process of signing up for multiple websites using a single configuration file. It is designed to be flexible and resilient, using advanced techniques to mimic human behavior.

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How It Works

The script reads its configuration from the config.toml file. It launches a browser using your real user profile to avoid bot detection, and then iterates through the list of sites you've defined, filling out and submitting the sign-up forms.

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Configuration (config.toml)

This is the main file you will edit to control the script. It has the following sections:

1. [browser] Section

This section controls the browser's behavior.

• userDataDir (Required): The absolute path to your Chrome/Chromium user profile. This is critical for avoiding bot detection.
• userAgent (Optional): A string to make the browser appear as a specific version (e.g., a Windows machine). If left blank, a random user agent is used.

Example:

[browser]
userDataDir = "/home/someone/.config/chromium"
userAgent = "Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/124.0.0.0 Safari/537.36"

2. [global_credentials] Section

Define a default set of credentials here. The script will use these for any site that does not have its own specific credentials defined.

• username
• email
• password
• age (or any other custom field)

Example:

[global_credentials]
username = "MyGlobalUsername"
email = "my.global.email@gmail.com"
password = "MyGlobalPassword123!"
age = "28"

3. [[sites]] Blocks

Each site you want to process is defined in its own [[sites]] block.

• name: A unique name for the site (e.g., "CameraBoys").
• category: An organizational tag (e.g., "Social", "Financial").
• url: The direct URL to the sign-up page.
• needsPreSubmitAction: Set to true for sites that have a GDPR/cookie popup. Currently, this is only configured for "CameraBoys".

[sites.locators] Subsection

This is where you define the form fields for the site. The script will dynamically try to fill any field you list here.

• Easy Mode: Simply find the element in your browser's developer tools, right-click, "Copy element", and paste the entire HTML tag as the value.
• Advanced Mode: You can also use a standard CSS selector.

Supported Fields: username, password, email, confirmEmail, age, or any other custom field. Note: For confirmEmail, the script will automatically use the email value.

Example:

[sites.locators]
email = '<input id="23510" class="required email" name="23510" type="text">'
confirmEmail = '<input id="confirmEmail" class="email required" name="confirmEmail" type="text">'
age = '#user_age' # You can still use CSS selectors
submit = '<button type="submit">Subscribe</button>'

[sites.credentials] Subsection (Optional)

If a site requires a unique login, you can define it here. This will override the [global_credentials] for this site only.

Example:

[sites.credentials]
username = "SiteSpecificUser"
email = "site.specific.email@gmail.com"
password = "SitePassword789"
age = "42"