CHOC

ConferenceHall Organization Companion

This tool takes your export.json and display a table into your terminal with the talks, speakers, ratings, ...

You can export into a TSV file too!

Installation

On MacOS

Requirement: install xcode-select

xcode-select --install

Then install the main package

brew install gouz/tools/choc

Other

In release, you can find a .deb or a ubuntu gzipped file.

Usage

Export a json of your proposal:

choc -v

Usage: choc [options] <json>

ConferenceHall organization companion

Arguments:
  json                     the json export file from Conference Hall

Options:
  -v, --version            output the version number
  -c, --with-categories    view categories (default: false)
  -f, --with-formats       view formats (default: false)
  -e, --with-companies     view speakers company (default: false)
  -a, --with-addresses     view speakers address (default: false)
  -l, --with-languages     view talks language (default: false)
  -t, --titlelength <int>  the title length (default: 100)
  -w, --links <eventId>    view links
  -x, --export <file>      export into tsv file
  -r, --render             render on a webpage (default: false)
  -p, --compact            compact render on a webpage (default: false)
  -h, --help               display help for command

Default usage

choc export.json

With options

choc -fce export.json

Export to a tsv file

Then you can import it into a spreadsheet

choc export.json -x export.tsv

Web mode

choc is built with a webserver inside to transform you json into a nice webpage with filters.

choc export.json -r

You can add links to the talks with the -w, --links.

You need to write your event id, present in the URL in conference-hall.io .

choc export.json -rw 688i5iout

Organizer most popular command

choc export.json -flecarpw 688i5iout

or (without links)

choc export.json -flecarp

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