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👤 Accounts

Accounts let you persist authentication across script runs — ideal for tasks like logging into dashboards, managing user sessions, or scraping behind login walls.

Fuyu lets you securely store and inject account data into your scripts at runtime.

🧾 What Is an Account?​

An account is a saved login identity that includes:

  • Username, email, or other identifiers
  • Cookies saved during previous runs
  • Optionally, extra metadata

You can manage accounts from the Accounts tab in your dashboard.

⚙️ Using Accounts in Scripts​

If your script uses the account variable, Fuyu will prompt the user to select or provide an account before the script runs.

Example:

visit("https://example.com/login")
username_element = find_element("#username")
username_element.input(account.username)

Once an account is selected, it becomes available inside the script as a global account object, and can be used to:

  • Access saved fields
  • Load saved cookies
  • Persist login state across runs

💾 Saving and Loading Sessions​

Use these commands inside your script:

  • load_cookies() — loads previously saved cookies for the selected account
  • save_cookies() — updates the saved cookies after a successful login

This allows your scripts to bypass login steps if sessions are still valid.

🔐 Security and Isolation​

  • Accounts are private to your user — other users cannot access them.
  • All cookies and identifiers are stored securely and injected only at runtime.

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