Simple tool to notify about available slot in LUX MED medical care service using Pushbullet notifications.
My twist of Luxmed appointments notifier, inspiration taken from:
https://github.com/pawliczka/LuxmedSniper
https://github.com/m-grzesiak/yalma
Mainly done to accomplish the same things as their projects but to train my skills in more Pythonic & OOP ways.
And to use dataframes. I love dataframes.
- Raw python
- Docker
- Docker-compose
You shall use polish letters/alphabet for names, capitalization doesn't matter. The name of service, city,
doctor should be a string, exactly as they are visible in the phone app. To help, the bot saves list of
cities and services to text files on the first run. doctor_name and clinic_name are optional -
to dial in the search (they can be left empty).
- Python 3.10.0 or newer
- Poetry (superior virtualenv)
- Pushbullet token (phone app, browser extension, what you prefer, you need an account)
If you don't have poetry, you can create poetry venv base on .lock and .toml with your IDE, or going the raw
method: pip install poetry, within the project directory run poetry install, activate the environment with
poetry shell. Create .env file based on the .env.template with your details and run the luxmed_runner.
- Docker / Docker-compose
File: docker-compose.yml
version: "3.1"
services:
app:
image: ghcr.io/kalindro/luxmedhunter:latest
env_file:
- stack.env # For Portainer sakeAs this can be run as docker container, image of this repo is automatically created with new pushes and uploaded to
GHCR, please refer to my packages:
https://github.com/Kalindro/luxmedhunter/pkgs/container/luxmedhunter
The environmental variables should be provided, the same variables that shall be passed to the .env file.
There is also docker-compose available, for sake of Portainer easier compatibility it looks for stacks.env file.
Please be advised that running too many queries against LuxMed API may result in locking your LuxMed account. Breaching the "fair use policy" for the first time locks the account temporarily for 1 day. Breaching it again locks it indefinitely and manual intervention with "Patient Portal Support" is required to unlock it. There are safeguards in the script, nonetheless a friendly reminder.
If you are surprised with amount of commits for such a small project, I'm using this project to test a lot of server and docker related things in my home lab, apologies