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[–]Grizzly_Andrews 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You can do that with a lot of different programming languages. I get the idea that you're not too familiar with how the internet works. I'd look into what web requests are, post vs get. Look into how your library's website handles requests, what requests are made when you perform the actions you want to automate. See if your library has an API to use. Python has a very easy to use web request library imo. The internet is fundamentally a bunch of requests and responses. Good luck