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sincding

v1.4.0

Published

CLI to download Siding files

Downloads

45

Readme

Sincding

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If you aren't familiar with CLI (command line interface) programs you should check the video tutorial.
If you are, just keep reading.

You must have node installed to use this (version >= 8)

Install with

npm install -g sincding

And then just run

sincding        # Run full program
sincding sync   # Update files quickly

On the first run you will be prompted for credentials

  • username: Your uc username without @uc
  • password: Your uc password
  • path: The absolute path to the folder where you want to download the siding folders and files
  • ignore: Space separated acronyms of courses you don't want to download. Usefull for those who are assistants. (example: IIC2154 IIC1103)

The credentials are stored in your Home directory on .sincding/data.json

Let's see it in action

demo


Development

Follow this script

git clone https://github.com/open-source-uc/sincding.git # Clone the repo
cd sincding     # Cd into directory
yarn            # Install dependencies

Run tests

yarn test

Run program

yarn start    # Run from project folder

npm link      # Link it
sincding      # Run from anywhere

Tests

In order for tests to pass you must create a .env.json file in ./__tests__ like this

{
  "username": "YOUR_UC_USERNAME",
  "password": "YOUR_UC_PASSWORD"
}

Check the contributing guide