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Export your grades

... and start comparing yourself to other students. It's a totally sane thing to do.

Outputs the difference of your grades to the grades of the others.

You can also export the Vorlesungszeichnis of the current semester (see below).

There is also a script to automatically watch for grade changes, see agent/README.md. This is useful when you want to be the first to post on Facebook that some grades are in TuCan 😄

# Needed: python3 and pip3 or pip.exe or whatever, and:
pip3 install -r requirements.txt

# To export the grades:
# You will get prompted for your username/password
# or you can create a file called 'user-credentials.txt' with two lines in it:
# your username and password (trailing whitespace etc. will be stripped)
python3 grades_extractor.py
# (grades.json)

# To plot the notenspiegel:
# If there is an error that you need 'tkinter' you have to install 'python-pmw' (Arch Linux)
pip3 install matplotlib
pip3 install numpy
python3 grades_notenspiegel_plotter.py
# (plots will reside in newly created 'output' folder)

Grade Change Detector

You can watch for changes of your grades automatically using the detect_grade_change.py executable. Executing it retrieves the grades and saves them in the grades/ directory. The next execution then also retrieves the grades and compares them with the most recent saved grades/ file. If there are changes, it notifies you using the notify2 library.

Since the detect_grade_change.py executable does no automatic scheduling, you may add an entry to your crontab (or create a service):

0 * * * * cd FOLDER_WHERE_THE_TUCAN_TOOLS_ARE/tucan-tools && PATH_TO_YOUR_PYTHON_EXECUTABLE/python3 detect_grade_change.py

Note If you use a version manager, like anaconda or virtualenv, you have to manually define the executable path. Otherwise you can remove the PATH_TO_YOUR_PYTHON_EXECUTABLE/ part.

This will check for changes in the grades each hour.

Vorlesungsverzeichnis Exporter

You can export the Vorlesungszeichnis:

python3 vv_exporter.py

The modules.json will now reside in the folder.

You can display the VV with the tucan-catalog. See the repo README for that.

The VV exporter crawls the Anmeldung page, not the VV page in TuCan! There are small but irrelevant differences between these two pages. The crawler uses the Anmeldung page in TuCan, because it contains additional infos (like the credit-points of a module).

Caveats

  • Only exports grades where the Notenspiegel is available. This is by choice, not accident - so technically no caveat but will be perceived as one.
  • Once the grades.json got extracted from TuCan, it will be reused whenever possible. So if there are grades/courses missing, just delete the grades.json and try again.

Build Status

TODO

  • Get better grades...
  • Remind Micha to install a sane OS where pip is not pip.exe

Screenshots

Notenspiegel Plot

Notenspiegel

Leistungsspiegel Export

Ja, das sind meine echten Noten 😄 Leistungsspiegel

VV Export

VV

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