Neolib

**AliasXNeo** · 10-04-2012

I'l update the original post again

Just a warning to anyone currently using or thinking about using the project, I will be moving to Python 3 with the next release. In fact, the next revision is going to change a lot of the HTTP core. My current intentions are to move the current master branch to a new branch to maintain the Python 2 compatibility, and then update the master branch to the Python 3 version. I also did revision of the configuration system, which I talked about (you need an account to see links).

**Zachafer** · 10-05-2012

Originally Posted by ikakk

Github link:
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Originally Posted by AliasXNeo

I'l update the original post again

Just a warning to anyone currently using or thinking about using the project, I will be moving to Python 3 with the next release. In fact, the next revision is going to change a lot of the HTTP core. My current intentions are to move the current master branch to a new branch to maintain the Python 2 compatibility, and then update the master branch to the Python 3 version. I also did revision of the configuration system, which I talked about (you need an account to see links).

Welcome to our site you two

**AliasXNeo** · 10-05-2012

Originally Posted by Zachafer

Welcome to our site you two

Thanks.

The master branch now reflects the Python 3 changes. The latest stable for Python 2 is now on branch 'py27'. I havn't tested the latest commit with Windows yet (developing on CrunchBang Linux), however I'll do so tonight and update with any hot fixes.

**AliasXNeo** · 10-07-2012

Since the some of the old thread content was lost, here's some more showing off

This is the very basic main loop I have for the UAB I am developing. Searches for an item, buys it if it's cheap enough, then stocks and prices it and repeats.

Code:

def mainLoop(self):
        
        while True:
            for item in self.items:
                cmpPrice = item.price - self.dedAmount
                
                r = ShopWizard.search(self.usr, item.name)
                
                if (int(r[0].price) < cmpPrice):
                    if r.buy(0):
                        print ("Bought " + item.name + " at " + str(item.price))
                        
                        self.usr.inventory.load()
                        if not item.name in usr.inventory:
                            print("Error handling item: " + item.name)
                            continue
                        
                        self.usr.inventory[item.name].stock()
                        self.usr.shop.load()
                        self.usr.shop.inventory[item.name].price = ShopWizard.price(self.usr, item.name, method=ShopWizard.AVERAGE)
                        self.usr.shop.update()
                        
                        print("Handled " + item.name + " successfully")
                    else:
                        print ("Missed " + item.name)

That being said, I am having trouble finding a python 3.x imaging library that plays well with the main shop captcha. If anyone is interested in really helping this library out, a main shop OCR module would be extremely helpful

**AliasXNeo** · 10-18-2012

Turns out the current release of Neolib is completely backwards compatible with Python 2.x. That being said, I'm going to go ahead and officially move back to Python 2.x and transfer the current master branch to 'py3k'.

I've started work on the OCR crack with the Python Imaging Library, however due to real life issues I've had little time to improve the accuracy. Anyone interested in helping me pick up the slack let me know. Cheers.

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Turns out the current release of Neolib is completely backwards compatible with Python 2.x. That being said, I'm going to go ahead and officially move back to Python 2.x and transfer the current master branch to 'py3k'.

I've started work on the OCR crack with the Python Imaging Library, however due to real life issues I've had little time to improve the accuracy. Anyone interested in helping me pick up the slack let me know. Cheers.

**Zachafer** · 10-19-2012

Originally Posted by AliasXNeo

Turns out the current release of Neolib is completely backwards compatible with Python 2.x. That being said, I'm going to go ahead and officially move back to Python 2.x and transfer the current master branch to 'py3k'.

I've started work on the OCR crack with the Python Imaging Library, however due to real life issues I've had little time to improve the accuracy. Anyone interested in helping me pick up the slack let me know. Cheers.

---------- Post added at 11:36 PM ---------- Previous post was at 11:36 PM ----------

Turns out the current release of Neolib is completely backwards compatible with Python 2.x. That being said, I'm going to go ahead and officially move back to Python 2.x and transfer the current master branch to 'py3k'.

I've started work on the OCR crack with the Python Imaging Library, however due to real life issues I've had little time to improve the accuracy. Anyone interested in helping me pick up the slack let me know. Cheers.

Have you posted the OCR code? I'd like to see it

**AliasXNeo** · 10-19-2012

Well here's a start:

Code:

im = Image.open("capt.jpg")
im = im.convert("L")
l, h = im.getextrema()
p = im.point(lambda x: x == l)
x, y, _, _ = p.getbbox()

That usually gets you right on the border of the pet, so it's a starting place (but Neopets usually doesn't like the cords). Just need to grab 3 more points and use it as a virtual box and just aim for the middle.

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Well here's a start:

Code:

im = Image.open("capt.jpg")
im = im.convert("L")
l, h = im.getextrema()
p = im.point(lambda x: x == l)
x, y, _, _ = p.getbbox()

That usually gets you right on the border of the pet, so it's a starting place (but Neopets usually doesn't like the cords). Just need to grab 3 more points and use it as a virtual box and just aim for the middle.

**AliasXNeo** · 10-23-2012

All un-revisioned or incomplete changes are being committed to the 'dev' branch. If you're wanting to use the bleeding-edge of this library, please checkout that branch rather than the master branch. The master branch will be updated with the dev branch once all goals of a revision have been met. The latest commit includes the above OCR code.

**AliasXNeo** · 10-30-2012

Major update today to V1.0.0. This is the first major public release of Neolib. A PyPi package has been created to allow for installation with easy_install:

Code:

easy_install neolib

A more in-depth README can also be found on the Github page.[COLOR="Silver"]

**j03** · 10-30-2012

Originally Posted by AliasXNeo

Major update today to V1.0.0. This is the first major public release of Neolib. A PyPi package has been created to allow for installation with easy_install:

Code:

easy_install neolib

A more in-depth README can also be found on the Github page.

---------- Post added at 12:20 PM ---------- Previous post was at 12:20 PM ----------

Major update today to V1.0.0. This is the first major public release of Neolib. A PyPi package has been created to allow for installation with easy_install:

Code:

easy_install neolib

A more in-depth README can also be found on the Github page.

This is brilliant!

Edit: How come you are continuously double posting now? Guessing you are on some mobile device?

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