joseluisteodoro/allianzparque_agenda

This is a small study project that scrapes the event schedule for Allianz Parque, a stadium in Sao Paulo, Brazil, and sends an email warning that nearby avenues may get congested when an event is coming up. The author describes it as a learning exercise in web scraping rather than a polished product. The script uses Playwright, a browser automation library, to visit the venue's site and read its event agenda. It then collects the listed events into a variable, builds the body of an email describing them, and sends that email to a configured list of recipients. The goal is a simple heads up system: check the calendar, and if an event is close by, let people know their commute might be affected by traffic around the stadium. Setup involves installing Python, creating a virtual environment, and installing the project's dependencies with pip, which include Playwright along with a handful of smaller supporting libraries. After cloning the repository, the user creates a .env file in the project's root folder containing an app password for sending email, the sender's email address, and a comma separated list of recipient addresses. Running the main Python file triggers the whole process: it checks the parking site's event agenda, prepares the email, and sends it out to the configured addresses. Because this is explicitly a study project, it is best suited to people learning web scraping and browser automation with Python, particularly anyone interested in Playwright, rather than users looking for a production ready notification service. It targets a very specific local use case: residents or commuters near Allianz Parque who want an early warning before stadium events cause traffic.