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yemit

v0.1.5

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Script for MIT Manipal peeps to check how doomed they are.

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Yem-IT

:tada: A npm package for MIT Manipal students that fetches attendance.

:heavy_exclamation_mark::heavy_exclamation_mark::heavy_exclamation_mark: This is a Work In Progress. Feature Requests and Suggestions much appreciated

But Why?

Accessing SLCM to see my attendance everytime seemed a bit too much work. This fixes that.

Awesome! How do I run it?

Install

npm install -g yemit is all you need to do.

Run

yemit <username> <password>

Yemit in action

Example

Coool! How does it work?

Casperjs is used to run a headless browser that:

  • Opens SLCM.
  • Authenticates.
  • Navigates to required page.
  • Scrapes the data.

:red_circle: NOTE : yemit depends on SLCM. It has been made completely independent of SLCM. This means that if SLCM is down or they decide to modify the website yemit will break. For the latter case it will hopefully be fixed asap.

Contributing

:star: Fork and Clone this repository :star: Run npm install :star: Make your change and submit a PR.