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evisa-flow

v1.2.0

Published

Automated UK eVisa share code + PDF retrieval via Playwright.

Readme

evisa-flow

Automate the GOV.UK eVisa flow to download the PDF and extract the share code.

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Install

npm install
npx playwright install

CLI

# Interactive
npx evisa-flow

# Options
npx evisa-flow \
  --auth-type passport \
  --passport-number 123456789 \
  --dob 31-03-1980 \
  --two-factor sms \
  --output ./evisa.pdf \
  --verbose

# Config file
npx evisa-flow --config ./config.json

Library

import { EVisaFlow } from "evisa-flow";

const flow = new EVisaFlow({
  credentials: {
    auth: { type: "passport", passportNumber: "123456789" },
    dateOfBirth: { day: 31, month: 3, year: 1980 },
    preferredTwoFactorMethod: "sms",
  },
  onTwoFactorRequired: async () => "123456",
  options: {
    headless: true,
    verbose: true,
    screenshotOnError: true,
    outputDir: "./downloads",
  },
});

const result = await flow.run();
// { pdfPath: string, shareCode: string, validUntil?: Date }

Parallel usage

This library is safe to run in parallel as long as each run writes to its own output location. The default PDF name is deterministic, so concurrent runs for the same person and date can overwrite each other.

  • Use a unique options.outputDir per run, or set options.outputFile.
  • Avoid sharing options.userDataDir across concurrent runs.

Privacy & security

  • No data is persisted beyond the output PDF and optional debug artifacts.
  • Do not commit real credentials or downloaded files.
  • For security reporting, see SECURITY.md.

Config

Create config.json:

{
  "credentials": {
    "auth": { "type": "passport", "passportNumber": "123456789" },
    "dateOfBirth": { "day": 31, "month": 3, "year": 1980 },
    "preferredTwoFactorMethod": "sms"
  },
  "purpose": "immigration_status_other",
  "options": {
    "headless": true,
    "verbose": false,
    "screenshotOnError": true,
    "outputDir": "./downloads"
  }
}

Dev

make build
make debug-flow
make snapshots
make sanitize
make test-steps