Amine-Smahi / Automato.Tasks

Automato.Tasks

The easiest tool to automate 🤖 tasks while you are sleeping 😴

Challenges

• In the country where i live, you get durring the day an averrage internet speed of (40 kbps).
• The internet quality starts to get better at 2am.
• We need to plan the tasks that require a decent connexion at that time.
• Obviously, not everyone can stay that late.

Solution

Create a tool that waits for the internet speed to get better(the minimum can be set from the settings) and start executing our tasks

• Download files
• Execute commands

While we are sleeping.

Requirements

• .NET Core 3.1

Technologies

• C#
• .NET Core

Principles and patterns

• Separation of concerns pattern
• Don't repeat yourself principle
• Single Responsibility Principle
• Interface Segregation Principle
• Dependency Inversion Principle

Installation

• Open the terminal and run the command below

  user$ dotnet tool install --global Automato.Tasks
  

Get started

1. After the installation run the following command to create the appropriate environment

   user$ automato
   

2. To update your tasks run the following command

   user$ automato tasks
   

   Here is an exemple of some todos

   cmd => sudo apt-get update
   download => https://github.com/Amine-Smahi/Blood-Donation/archive/master.zip
   cmd => unzip master.zip
   cmd => cd master
   cmd => dotnet build
   

3. Launch automato by executing

   user$ automato
   

4. If you wish that your computer go to sleep after finishing all the tasks

   user$ automato sleep
   

Features

• All automato settings are easy to configure, simply edit the settings.json file

        {
          "SettingsFileLocation": "./settings.json",
          "DownloadLocation": "./downloads",
          "MinimumInternetSpeed": 30,
          "MinimumGoodPings": 5,
          "TasksLocation": "./MyTasks.txt",
          "TaskTypeSplitter": "=\u003E",
          "WaitFewSecondsForAnotherTry": 2000
        }
  

• To open the settings.json file, run

   user$ automato settings
  

• To open the downloads folder, run

    user$ automato downloads
  

Note

• Feel free to open an issue, request a feature or contribute by opening a PR.
• This project is under MIT license