Private/TidalSeleniumLoginCheck.ps1
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function TidalSeleniumLoginCheck { [CmdletBinding()] param( [parameter(Mandatory=$false)] [ValidatePattern('[0-9]')] [int]$ChromeProfileNumber = '0' ) $ServiceName = "Tidal" $SiteUrl = "https://listen.tidal.com/" $ChromeUserData = "$HOME\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\User Data" $AvailableProfiles = $(Get-ChildItem -Path $ChromeUserData -Directory -Filter "Profile *").Name $ProfileDirName = 'Profile ' + $ChromeProfileNumber $ChromeProfile = @($AvailableProfiles) -match $ProfileDirName if (!$ChromeProfile) { Write-Error "Unable to find Chrome Profile '$ProfileDirName'. Halting!" return } # Make sure we can connect to the Url try { $null = CheckUrlStatus -SiteUrl $SiteUrl } catch { Write-Error $_ return } try { $null = ChromeDriverAndEventGhostCheck -ErrorAction Stop } catch { Write-Error $_ return } try { $Driver = Start-SeChrome -Arguments @("window-size=1200x600", "user-data-dir=$ChromeUserData", "profile-directory=$ChromeProfile") # The below Tab + Enter will clear either the "Chrome was not shutdown properly" message or the "Chrome is being controlled by automated software" message #[OpenQA.Selenium.Interactions.Actions]::new($Driver).SendKeys([OpenQA.Selenium.Keys]::Tab).Perform() #[OpenQA.Selenium.Interactions.Actions]::new($Driver).SendKeys([OpenQA.Selenium.Keys]::Enter).Perform() #& "C:\Program Files (x86)\EventGhost\EventGhost.exe" -event ClearChromeRestoreMsg $EventGhostProcess = Get-Process eventghost -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue if ($EventGhostProcess) {$null = $EventGhostProcess | Stop-Process -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue} Start-Process -FilePath "C:\Program Files (x86)\EventGhost\EventGhost.exe" -ArgumentList "-event `"ClearChromeRestoreMsg`"" Enter-SeUrl $SiteUrl -Driver $Driver # Determine if we see a "Sign In" button. If we do, then we need to login $LoginButton = Get-SeElement -By XPath -Selection '//*[@id="sidebar"]/section[1]/button[2]' -Target $Driver if (!$LoginButton) { throw "Unable to find the SignIn button! Halting!" } } catch { Write-Error $_ return } if ($LoginButton) { # Have the user provide Credentials try { [pscredential]$PSCreds = GetAnyBoxPSCreds -ServiceName $ServiceName } catch { Write-Error $_ return } # We need to actually Login try { Send-SeClick -Element $SignInButton -Driver $Driver } catch { Write-Error $_ return } <# ### Basic UserName and Password Login #### try { $null = TidalUserNamePwdLogin -SeleniumDriver $Driver -PSCreds $PSCreds } catch { Write-Error $_ return } #> ### Login With Twitter ### try { # Get "Twitter" Button $TwitterButton = Get-SeElement -By XPath -Selection "//button[contains(@class, 'btn-client-twitter')]" -Target $Driver if (!$TwitterButton) { throw "Cannot find 'Twitter' button! Halting!" } Send-SeClick -Element $TwitterButton -Driver $Driver } catch { Write-Error $_ return } # Even if the below fails, we might be okay if the Chrome Browser is already signed into a Google Account try { $null = TwitterAccountLogin -SeleniumDriver $Driver -PSCreds $PSCreds } catch { Write-Warning $_.Exception.Message } <# ### Login With Facebook ### try { # Get "Continue With Facebook" Link $ContinueWithFacebookLink = Get-SeElement -By XPath -Selection '//button[contains(@class, 'btn-client-facebook')]' -Target $SeleniumDriver if (!$ContinueWithFacebookLink) { throw "Cannot find 'Continue With Facebook' link! Halting!" } Send-SeClick -Element $ContinueWithFacebookLink -Driver $SeleniumDriver } catch { Write-Error $_ return } try { $null = FacebookAccountLogin -SeleniumDriver $Driver -PSCreds $PSCreds } catch { Write-Warning $_.Exception.Message } ### Login with Apple ### try { # Get "Continue With Apple" Link $ContinueWithAppleLink = Get-SeElement -By XPath -Selection '//*[@id="appleid-signin"]' -Target $SeleniumDriver if (!$ContinueWithAppleLink) { throw "Cannot find 'Continue With Apple' link! Halting!" } Send-SeClick -Element $ContinueWithAppleLink -Driver $SeleniumDriver } catch { Write-Error $_ return } try { $null = AppleAccountLogin -SeleniumDriver $Driver -PSCreds $PSCreds } catch { Write-Warning $_.Exception.Message } #> # So we need to check the webpage for an indication that we are actually logged in now try { $SuccessfulLoginIndicator = Get-SeElement -By XPath -Selection "//span[contains(text(),'My Mix')]" -Target $Driver if (!$SuccessfulLoginIndicator) { throw "Did not successfully login with $LoginService! Halting!" } } catch { Write-Error $_ return } } $Driver <# $Driver.Close() $Driver.Dispose() #> } |