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myges

v4.7.1

Published

A Command Line Interface replacement for MyGES ([Réseau GES](http://www.reseau-ges.fr/)' Extranet).

Downloads

31

Readme

MyGES CLI

A Command Line Interface replacement for MyGES (Réseau GES' Extranet).

How to install

You need to have npm installed.

npm i -g myges

Usage

Authenticate with myges login (only needed once).

myges help
Usage: myges [options] [command]

Options:
  -V, --version                     output the version number
  -d, --debug                       debug mode
  -h, --help                        display help for command

Commands:
  absences [options] [year]         list absences
  agenda [options] [week]           fetch agenda
  calendar-sync [days]              sync myges calendar with Google Calendar
  contribute                        show useful links
  courses [options] [year]          list courses
  grades [options] [year]           list grades
  login [options]                   sign in to an account
  logout [options]                  remove the saved auth informations
  projects                          manage projects
  request [options] <method> <url>  make a request to the API

Agenda

The agenda command is a little special since it offers diverse options in order to ease its use.

Listing weeks

You can list and select the week to display by using the -i option (alias of --interactive).

Manual week selection

It's possible to manually specify the wanted week. Here's some possibilities:

  • myges agenda 19-03-2020 -> Shows the week from last Sunday to next Sunday of the date 19-03-2020
  • myges agenda 19-03 -> Shows the week from last Sunday to next Sunday of March 19 of the current year
  • myges agenda 19 -> Shows the week from last Sunday to next Sunday of the day 19 of the current month and year
  • myges agenda today -> Displays today's agenda
  • myges agenda tomorrow -> Displays tomorrow's agenda
  • myges agenda yesterday -> Displays yesterday's agenda

A shifting can be added to the specified week:

  • myges agenda today+2 -> Shows the agenda of 2 days from today
  • myges agenda today+-2 -> Shows the agenda of 2 days ago from today

Those shifts can be applied to any manual week input using the same format (+n).

Project management

Using the CLI, you can list available projects and project groups. You can also join or quit a project group.

  • myges projects -> List available projects
  • myges project <id> -> Give information about the selected project (replace <id> by the actual group's id given in the projects list)
  • myges project <id> groups -> List available groups for the specified project
  • myges project <id> join [group] -> Join a group. You can specify the group by replacing the optional [group] argument, else it will prompt a selector
  • myges project <id> quit -> Quit the current group you're in. A confirmation will be required before executing the request

Calendar Sync

This command allows you to syncronize your calendar on goocle calendar (and thus no longer use the myges planning!).

  • myges calendar-sync <days> -> Sync google calendar from today to given number of days
  • myges calendar-sync --reset_credentials -> Reset google credentials and ask it again
  • myges calendar-sync --reset_calendar -> Reset google calendar ID and ask it again
  • You need to setup few things before using this script.

Setup Google API

To make the script work, you need to create a google calendar API and save its information like this :

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  • Save the credentials.json file, you will need information inside it at first time.

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Create new Google Calendar

:warning: Be sure to create a calendar dedicated ONLY to your schedule! Otherwise the script will delete the other events present in your calendar ...

To retrieve your calendar id:

  • Go to https://calendar.google.com

  • Go to "Settings and sharing" of the calendar dedicated to your planning image

  • You will find the id of your calendar in the section "Integrate the calendar" image

First launch

At the first launch, you will be asked to enter the various information that you have configured before.

If this is the first connection, follow the terminal's instructions to retrieve the google connection token

When you click on the Google url, don't forget to copy the given authorization token and paste it into the CLI

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