Hari-Nagarajan/fairgame

How to change the page refresh rate?

alphaprime6 opened this issue · 9 comments

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Problem
Opened the amazon.py file
cranked up all the settings from default_max_.... to default_max...
Ran the program and it still fails to delay on the refresh
The only variable that seems to make a difference in the login delay is the DEFAULT_PAGE_WAIT_DELAY = 0.5
How do i change the refresh rate of the program to avoid being aggressive and drawing the attention of amazon
I was asked to verify if i was human recently but no real signs of an issue yet

Expectation
I will at least like the program to refresh pages every 5 minutes or so

Desktop (please complete the following information):

  • OS: Windows
  • Browser: Chrome

Context:
I am a big fan of fairgame because that is what it is a fairgame and i have been trying to get my hands on the PS5 for a while and it just seems impossible and amazon as a corporation might not understand the value of a person like Hari who realized that the game might be rigged.

Feedback will be appreciated.

Why would you open the amazon.py file and start making changes to the code, before looking at the readme to see if this is covered in it already?

i looked at the read me. either way, the bot is too aggressive.

its not covered in the readme all you give are the consequences of it being aggressive. I need a way to change the agrression.

Ctrl-F
Delay

i saw it. it is using the shell script, dumb me, I just dont understand this program at all and how you linked py code to shell but i guess i am so dumb.
I added --delay FLOAT 50
is this the right syntax?
Moreover its too late as i now have to link another account

No, look at the examples in the readme right after the list of options.

@DakkJaniels gracias/thank you amigo. I found the example.

You are a lifesaver.

You guys are gonna need to teach me your secrets of understanding this stuff.

Thanks i will close the issue.

You guys are gonna need to teach me your secrets of understanding this stuff.

The secret is reading documentation carefully and thoroughly, and using search to try and find if keywords are in documents (and trying different keywords). And Google for general Python stuff.