# injetlee/Python: A Chinese-Focused Python Scripts Collection for Scraping and Automation > injetlee/Python is a GitHub repository of Python scripts targeting Chinese web platforms and developer automation tasks. It includes web scrapers for Zhihu, Douban, and Lagou, WeChat public account integration examples, Excel file handling, and CPU monitoring. No unified install process is documented. **injetlee/Python** — Python脚本。模拟登录知乎， 爬虫，操作excel，微信公众号，远程开机 - Repository: https://github.com/injetlee/Python - Stars: 10,853 · Forks: 4,251 - Language: Python - License: not declared - Published: 2026-09-21 · Updated: 2026-09-21 · Language: en - Canonical page: https://hysenlabs.com/projects/injetlee-python ## What This Repository Is and Who It Is For injetlee/Python is a personal GitHub repository of Python scripts built around Chinese web platforms and developer tasks. The README describes the collection as covering: simulating login to Zhihu (a Chinese question-and-answer platform), web scraping, operating Excel files, WeChat public account development, and remote machine control. The repository is oriented toward Python learners and developers who work with Chinese platforms. Most of the scripts target sites and services that are primarily used inside China: Zhihu, Douban (a film and book review site), Lagou (a job listing platform), Qiubai (a humor aggregator), and WeChat public accounts. The Bing homepage image downloader is the main non-Chinese-platform script. The collection does not aim to be a library or a framework. Each script is a standalone file that demonstrates one task. The README describes the author as now focused on AI, Vibe coding, and independent development, and the WeChat public account linked in the README reflects that shift, though the script files themselves predate this focus. ## Repository Structure and What Each Directory Contains The repository has a flat top-level layout with directories for specific categories: - wechat/: scripts and articles for developing WeChat public account integrations, including a beginner series and a face detection example. - 爬虫集合/ (scraper collection): the main web scraping directory, containing scrapers for various Chinese platforms. - Python 黑魔法/ (Python black magic): unusual or non-obvious Python techniques, including a remote shutdown script. At the root level, individual script files cover specific tasks: - login_zhihu.py: simulates login to Zhihu. - biyingSpider.py: downloads the Bing homepage image for the current day (one image per run). - douban_movie.py: crawls the Douban movie top 250. - douban_book.py: crawls Douban book listings. - excelToDatabase.py: reads an Excel file and writes its data to a database. - readExcel.py: demonstrates reading and writing Excel files. - lagouSpider.py: crawls job listings from Lagou. - CpuToInfluxdb.py: reads current CPU status and writes it to InfluxDB. - ModifyFilename.py: batch-renames files in a directory. - countFile.py: counts all files in a directory. - qiubai_crawer.py: scrapes the Qiubai humor site. - image_recognition_zhihu.py: performs image recognition tasks related to Zhihu. The repository also links to an external demo repository (injetlee/demo) for some older scripts. The data/ directory presumably contains sample data files. ## How to Get Started with These Scripts The README does not document an installation process or list dependencies. Each script is self-contained and intended to be run directly after cloning the repository. To use any script, clone the repository and then read the script file to identify which third-party libraries it imports. Common Python web scraping scripts of this type typically depend on libraries such as requests, BeautifulSoup, Selenium, or similar tools available through pip, and Excel scripts typically use openpyxl or xlrd. None of these are documented in the repository, so examining each script's import statements is the necessary first step before running it. The WeChat public account series in the wechat/ directory links to blog articles hosted on a WeChat public account rather than including self-contained runnable examples in the repository. Reading the directory's own README or the linked articles is required before working with that part of the collection. Because the repository has no requirements.txt or pyproject.toml, setting up a virtual environment and installing dependencies manually per script is the only supported path. ## Platform Dependencies and Potential Scraper Staleness Each scraper in this collection targets a specific Chinese platform: Zhihu, Douban, Lagou, or Qiubai. These are live web platforms that periodically change their HTML structure, anti-scraping measures, and login mechanisms. A script that successfully simulated Zhihu login at the time it was written may fail today if Zhihu has changed its login flow, CAPTCHA system, or cookie requirements. The last push to this repository was on 2026-05-09. Scripts that depend on the precise HTML structure or API responses of external platforms can become non-functional between their last update and the current state of the target site. This is a structural limitation of any scraper collection, not specific to this repository, but it means that running a script without checking its behavior against the current site is likely to produce errors. The Lagou and Douban scrapers in particular target platforms with active anti-scraping policies. Scraping these sites may be restricted by their terms of service, and any use of scraping scripts against live platforms should be evaluated against the relevant terms. ## Limitations: No License, No Tests, No Dependency Management The repository lists no license file. Without a stated license, the code is under the author's copyright and cannot legally be redistributed or used in commercial projects without permission. Engineers who want to use a specific script in a project should treat it as reference code and rewrite it rather than copying it directly. There are no automated tests in the repository. Each script's correctness depends entirely on the target platform behaving as expected when the script was written. There is no CI configuration visible in the repository structure. The README is primarily in Chinese, with the table of contents, script descriptions, and article links all in Chinese. Engineers who do not read Chinese will need to rely on the English script filenames and source code comments to understand what each script does. The WeChat public account articles linked in the README are entirely in Chinese. There is also no versioning or release history available through GitHub releases, which means there is no baseline version to reference when evaluating script stability. ## Similar Repositories and What Differentiates This One Many Python script collections on GitHub cover general-purpose scraping or automation. What differentiates injetlee/Python is its specific orientation toward Chinese platforms and the Chinese developer ecosystem. Scraping Zhihu, Douban, and Lagou requires handling login flows and site structures specific to these Chinese sites, which general-purpose scraping tutorials do not cover. Repositories like Awesome Python on GitHub maintain curated lists of Python libraries by category but do not provide ready-to-run scrapers for specific sites. If a developer wants a starting point for interacting with one of the specific Chinese platforms covered here, this collection shows concrete approaches even if the code requires updating for current site behavior. For Excel automation specifically, the openpyxl and xlrd libraries have their own documentation and examples that may be more complete and current than the scripts in this collection. The InfluxDB integration in CpuToInfluxdb.py is a useful reference for anyone writing metrics pipelines in Python, since the pattern of reading a system resource and writing it to a time-series database applies broadly. ## Maintenance and Practical Considerations The last push to injetlee/Python was on 2026-05-09. There are no GitHub releases and no stated license. The WeChat public account linked in the README is the author's primary channel for updates and contact, which means communication happens through WeChat's platform rather than through GitHub issues. The repository has a sponsored section in the README promoting an IP proxy service (IPWO) for web scraping use cases. This is a disclosure to be aware of rather than an endorsement: the proxy service is advertised directly in the README, which is relevant context for understanding the repository's intended use case. For engineers evaluating whether to use a specific script from this collection: the scripts are best treated as reference implementations that demonstrate an approach to a specific task. Each will likely require updating for current platform behavior, adding error handling, and verifying compliance with the target platform's terms of service before use in any project beyond personal experimentation. ## Conclusion injetlee/Python is a personal collection of Python scripts for Chinese web platforms and developer automation tasks, oriented toward learning and experimentation rather than production deployment. Engineers who need scrapers for Zhihu, Douban, or Lagou may find the scripts useful as starting points. The repository has no license file, no unified install path, and no documented dependencies, so any script that a team wants to use in a project will require auditing for current API compatibility with the target platform. The last push was on 2026-05-09. ## FAQ ### What types of Python scripts are in the injetlee/Python repository? The repository contains web scrapers for Chinese platforms (Zhihu, Douban, Lagou, Qiubai), WeChat public account integration examples, Excel file handling scripts, a CPU-to-InfluxDB metrics script, batch file renaming, and miscellaneous Python technique demonstrations. ### Does the injetlee/Python repository include setup or installation documentation? No. The README does not document dependencies or an installation process. Each script is intended to be run directly after cloning. You need to inspect each script's import statements to determine which libraries to install via pip. ### Are the scrapers in this collection still compatible with their target sites? Compatibility depends on whether the target platform has changed since the script was last updated. The last repository push was on 2026-05-09. Scraper scripts that target live platforms with active login flows or anti-scraping measures may require updates to reflect current site behavior. ## Sources - [injetlee/Python on GitHub](https://github.com/injetlee/Python) - [Issues](https://github.com/injetlee/Python/issues) - [README](https://github.com/injetlee/Python/blob/master/README.md) --- Hysen Labs editorial analysis, written from the project's own repository and release notes. Cite the canonical page: https://hysenlabs.com/projects/injetlee-python