Day 50 of 100 Days of Code: The Complete Python Pro Bootcamp. A Selenium bot that logs in to TinDog (the course's Tinder clone, https://app.100daysofpython.dev/), dismisses the pop-ups and likes profiles. It is a modernised version of the earlier solution.

Wiki (what each step teaches): English · Dansk · Bahasa Malaysia

Be honest with the people you date: tell them you automate your swiping. TinDog allows 20 likes a day, Tinder 100 on the free tier.

Run

python -m venv .venv && .venv/Scripts/activate   # Windows; use bin/activate on Linux
pip install -e ".[dev]"
cp .env.example .env                             # then fill in your own values
python -m tinder_bot
python -m pytest                                 # unit tests

Credentials come from environment variables (FACEBOOK_EMAIL, FACEBOOK_PASSWORD); .env is git-ignored. Sign in manually once so the Chrome profile in .data/ remembers the session and phone verification.

Layout

Path	Purpose
`src/tinder_bot/steps.py`	one function per lecture step
`src/tinder_bot/locators.py`	every XPath in one place
`src/tinder_bot/config.py`	settings from the environment
`tests/unit/`	tests with a fake driver
`tests/e2e/`	mock TinDog site and Docker runner that produces the screenshots

Steps and screenshots

Screenshots are produced by tests/e2e against a local mock of TinDog, run in Docker (never on the host desktop), into docs/screenshots/.

Step	What the bot does	Screenshot
1	Open the site
2	Click LOG IN, then LOG IN WITH FACEBOOK
3	Facebook pop-up window
4a	Allow location
4b	Not interested in notifications
4c	I accept cookies
5a	Liking profiles (waits while loading)
5b	Match pop-up, BACK TO TINDER
5c	Daily limit reached

Status: the screenshot files are generated by the Docker run; see tests/e2e/README.md.