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Change log

December 2023 updates:

Major change

The LinkedIn Easy Apply bot will soon be available as a Windows executable, so users will be able to run the bot without setting up the Python environment and related hassles. As easy as simply downloading and unzipping the app, configuring config.yaml for user-specific changes and running.

This required changes in the directory structure, summarized as follows:

  1. Moved main.py and linkedineasyapply to app directory for packaging the exe file.
  2. All other files in root folder.

Source code is still open-source for tech-savvy people who wish to run bot under the Python environment.

Routine changes

Updates to config.yaml:

  1. Added certification/licensing option in config.yaml as True or False (certain professions require confirmation, e.g. CPAs, lawyers, engineers, etc.).

Updates to linkedineasyapply.py:

  1. Improved prompts and messages generated by the bot.
  2. Updated functionality to enable responses to certification and licensing questions.
  3. Improved handling of demographics (gender, aboriginal, veteran, etc.)

Updates to main.py:

  1. Cross-updated the above changes.

October 2023 updates:

Following changes have been made in config.yaml and linkedineasyapply.py:

  1. Added residentStatus: in config.yaml
  2. Added Pronouns in config.yaml
  3. Improved exceptions handling in linkedineasyapply.py to avoid bot getting stuck in some applications.
  4. Corresponding changes in main.py
  5. Fixed 'company name not captured' in *csv (issue#30).