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tadpoles-logger

v1.0.4

Published

Login your child at a bright horizons school using the tadpoles API

Downloads

16

Readme

tadpoles-logger

For those who use the "Bright Horizons", or "MyDay", or any other app used by http://www.tadpoles.com, this app is to give a means of convenience for logging in your child.

Usages

First always change the logs you want to run (defaults to a diaper/wakup/feeding log combo) by modifying the logbuilder.js file

You will need to pass your Bright Horizons sign-in credentials to any of the steps below by doing any of the below steps:

  • Set the command line variables -username (-u) and -password (-p)
  • Set the environment variables BRIGHT_HORIZONS_USERNAME and BRIGHT_HORIZONS_PASSWORD

One-time login via command line

  1. Setup the variables by either
    1. Setting the enviornment variable TADPOLES_ONE_TIME_SETTING to true
    2. Passing in the command line switches -onetime or -o switches

For further details, see the example located at https://github.com/rguerra712/tadpoles-logger-example