Python script, that prints documents in atis

cprint.py

#!/bin/env python3


from bs4 import BeautifulSoup
import urllib.request
import subprocess
import re
import sys
import random

#try:
#       file = str(sys.argv[1])
#except IndexError:
#       print("Please provide a file as an argument")
#       exit(-1);


atis_website="https://atis.informatik.kit.edu/1194.php"

site_info = urllib.request.urlopen(atis_website).read()

soup = BeautifulSoup(site_info, 'html.parser')


#Getting only black and white printers
printer_full = subprocess.run(['lpstat', '-p', '-d'], stdout=subprocess.PIPE).stdout.decode('utf-8')



printers = []
table=soup.find_all('td')


for line in printer_full.split("\n"):

    try:
        name = line.split(" ")[1]
    except IndexError:
        break

    if "deaktiviert" in line :
        print(name, "is deactivated")
        continue

    #s/w printers
    if "sw" in name :

        for i in range(0, len(table)):
            printerOnline = table[i].getText()  

            if printerOnline.find(name) != -1:
                                
                #if this one is idle, then 0 jobs
                if  table[i+1].getText() == "idle\n":
                        jobs = 0        
                else:
                        #getting number of jobs
                        auftrag= table[i+1].find("a").next_sibling
                                        
                        try:
                            jobs=re.findall('\d+', auftrag)[0]
                            jobs.strip
                        except IndexError:
                            jobs = 1
#                           print(name +",  jobs:" + str(jobs))
                
                printers.append( tuple( (name, jobs) ) )
                break



#Printers and jobs
for (name, jobs) in printers:
        print(name + ", jobs: "+ str(jobs))


#finding printer with min number of jobs
min = 5000
the_printer=""
for (name, jobs) in printers:
        if int(min) > int(jobs):
                the_printer=name
                min = jobs


#overwriting printer for handling user input printer
for x in sys.argv:
    if "-sw1" in x:
        the_printer="pool-sw1"
    elif "-sw2" in x:
        the_printer="pool-sw2"
    elif "-sw3" in x:
        the_printer="pool-sw3"



#Looking for color printer?
for x in sys.argv:
    if x == "-color" or x == "-c" or x == "-farb" or x =="-f" :
            the_printer="pool-farb1"



#Handling input
#Number of copies
copies = "-#1"
for x in sys.argv:
        if re.match("-#\d", x):
                copies=x

mode = "sides=two-sided-long-edge"
for x in sys.argv:
        if x == "--landscape" or x == "-l":
                mode = "sides=two-sided-short-edge"

file = list()
for x in sys.argv:
        if not re.match("-.", x):
                file.append(x)


#pop the name of the file
file.pop(0)


dry=False
#checking for dry input
for x in sys.argv:
        if x == "--dry" or x == "-d":
                dry=True



for filex in file:
        print(filex + " to be send to " + the_printer)
        #creating the print command
        command=["lpr", "-m", "-o", mode , copies , "-P", the_printer, filex ]
        command_human="lpr -m -o " + mode + " " +  copies + " -P " + the_printer + " " + filex

        if dry:
                print(command_human)
                continue

        yes = {'yes','y', 'ye', ''}
        no = {'no','n'}

        print("Are you sure?")


        directly_yes=False

        for x in sys.argv:
                if x == "--yes" or x == "-y":
                        directly_yes=True


        if not directly_yes:
                choice = input().lower()
        else:
                choice = "yes"


        if choice in yes or directly_yes:
                print("Sending print job to " + the_printer + "...")
                #lpr -o sides=two-sided-long-edge  -#1 -P  $file
                subprocess.run( command )

        elif choice in no:
                print(command_human)
        else:
           sys.stdout.write("Please respond with 'yes' or 'no'")