indymatic

Automatic Indy Enrolment System

Clone and set up

Clone the repository by typing git clone https://github.com/stnwtr/indymatic.git in the terminal.

The `priorities` file

Create a file which contains all the priorities for hour and day.

# only at line beginning are for comments
t takes an entry by teacher
r takes an entry by room

Construction

The priority file contains lines of priority ordered entries. Each line has a few fields which are separated by colons (:). The case of the entries does not matter.

A line is structured as follow:

day : hour : priority : type : id : subject : activity

day is the day of the event (Mo, Mi, Fr)
hour is the hour the indy lesson is in (3, 4)
priority determines the entry priority. 1 means highest priority, 2 is a lower priority and 3 is even lower (range from 1 to n)
type Can either be T for teacher or T for room.
id The id of the teacher or the room (Ham, Er, L01, NTL2)
subject is the subject to do in this indy lesson
activity is the activity a student is planning to do

Examples

Here are a few example lines for the priority file.

Mo : 3 : 1 : r : l01 : am : differentialgleichungen
Mo : 3 : 2 : t : ham : insy : mysql ddl dml dql

This is a sample file you could use as it is.

Launch the program

To launch the automatic indy entry tool you first have to compile it. You can do this using the command line. With ./gradlew fatJar or ./gradlew.bat fatJar you can build the jar file including dependencies. Once you got the jar file you can run the tool using the command line again. Type java -jar indymatic.jar <username> <password> <number> <config> to run the program.

username is the indy username
password is the indy password
number is the number of upcoming events you want to enrol into
config is the according to priority file construction above created config file