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@hubday/scheduler

v1.0.1

Published

Helper to help getting schedules from ical or other source

Downloads

11

Readme

Scheduler

Fetch and process your lessons of the day / week / month from any external sources !

  • Built-in calendar like navigation (Move in time a cursor).

  • Can be implemented with any kind of calendar source (Ical, Json, etc..)

  • Prebuilt modules for hyperplanning / ade / celcat.

Authors : @alexboin, @celian-rib


Usage

Here's an example of basic usage :

Get all events of January 17 from an hyperplanning source.

import { HyperplanningScheduler } from "scheduler";

const scheduler = new HyperplanningScheduler("F28486A74D71A7B44CD0B88D32986A91");

scheduler
    .setDate("2022-01-17")
    .getEvents()
    .then(console.log);

API

Types & Interfaces :

Event :

export interface Event {
  id: string;
  subject: string;
  description: string[];
  dateStart: Date;
  dateEnd: Date;
  locations: string[];
}

(Built-in custom event type) Lesson :

You can make your own interface that the scheduler will work with

export interface Lesson extends Event {
    groups: string[];
    type?: string;
    teachers: string[];
}

SchedulerMode :

type SchedulerMode = "day" | "week" | "month";

Methods :

Navigation mode :

| Method | Description | Return | | ------------------------ | ------------------------------- | --------------- | | setMode(SchedulerMode) | Set the current navigation mode | Scheduler | | getMode() | Get the current navigation mode | SchedulerMode |

Cursor navigation :

| Method | Description | Return | | ----------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ----------- | | setDate(Date) | Set the cursor on the given date (Change the mode to day) | Scheduler | | move(number) | Move the cursor depending on the given number of steps and the current navigation mode | Scheduler | | next() | Move the cursor to the next day | week | month, according to the current navigation mode | Scheduler | | nextDay() | Move to the next day (Set the navigation mode to day) | Scheduler | | nextWeek() | Move to the next week (Set the navigation mode to week) | Scheduler | | nextMonth() | Move to the next month (Set the navigation mode to month) | Scheduler | | previous() | Move the cursor to the previous day | week | month, according to the current navigation mode | Scheduler | | previousDay() | Move to the previous day (Set the navigation mode to day) | Scheduler | | previousWeek() | Move to the previous week (Set the navigation mode to week) | Scheduler | | previousMonth() | Move to the previous month (Set the navigation mode to month) | Scheduler |

Other :

| Method | Description | Return | | ----------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------ | ---------------------------- | | getEvents() | All fetched events that are related to the current cursor and mode | Promise<Event[]> | | getCurrentDateRange() | The current date range that the scheduler is focusing on | { start: Date, end: Date } | | clearCache() | clear the cache content | Scheduler | | debug() | print current attributes values | undefined |


Prevent CORS policy issues

The scheduler instance has to fetch ical data from external source, causing CORS issue if you'r using node in a browser environment.

In order to you the scheduler you'll have to make your own proxy redirecting the requests to the right urls.

Examples :

Scheduler config and netlify toml config for proxying requests

1) Hyplerplanning :

  • Proxy url template :

    • /api/scheduler/hyperplanning/:schedulerId/:dateParameter
  • Implementation :

    • private scheduler = new HyperplanningScheduler(
          "F28486A74D71A7B44CD0B88D32986A91",
          { proxyUrl: "/api/scheduler/hyperplanning/:schedulerId/:dateParameter" }
      );
    • [[redirects]]
        from = "/api/scheduler/hyperplanning/:schedulerId/:dateParameter"
        to = "https://hyperplanning.iut.u-bordeaux.fr/Telechargements/ical/Edt.ics?version=2021.0.1.3&idICal=:schedulerId&param=:dateParameter"
        status = 200

2) Ade :

  • Proxy url template :

    • /api/scheduler/ade/:schedulerId/:dateParameter
  • Implementation :

    • private scheduler2 = new AdeScheduler("7214", {
          proxyUrl: "/api/scheduler/ade/:schedulerId/:dateParameter",
      });
    • [[redirects]]
        from = "/api/scheduler/ade/:schedulerId/:dateParameter"
        to = "https://ade.bordeaux-inp.fr/jsp/custom/modules/plannings/anonymous_cal.jsp?resources=:schedulerId&projectId=1&calType=ical&:dateParameter"
        status = 200

3) Celcat :

  • Proxy url template :

    • /api/scheduler/celcat
    • Celcat service is using a method post (The parameters are not in the url )

  • Implementation :

    • private scheduler3 = new CelcatScheduler("CP100A2", {
          proxyUrl: "/api/scheduler/celcat",
      });
    • [[redirects]]
        from = "/api/scheduler/celcat"
        to = "https://celcat.u-bordeaux.fr/Calendar/Home/GetCalendarData"
        status = 200

Custom Scheduler from you own source

import { Scheduler, Event } from "scheduler";

export interface CustomInterface extends Event {
	myValue: string;
}

export default class CustomScheduler extends Scheduler<CustomInterface> {
	
	minDate = "2010-01-01";
	maxDate: "2030-12-31";

	protected fetchSource(): Promise<string> {
		// Fetch the data from your custom source
		// Return the fetched data as string
		throw new Error("Method not implemented.");
	}
	
	protected parseEvents(data: string): CustomInterface[] {
		// Parse here the fetched data to construct
		// the final result
		throw new Error("Method not implemented.");
	}
}