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marmelada

v0.1.0

Published

Randomly select people for FEMUG-SP's meetings.

Downloads

6

Readme

marmelada Build Status

Randomly select people for FEMUG-SP's meetings.

Install

npm install -g marmelada

Usage

$ marmelada --help

Usage: marmelada [URL] [OPTIONS]

  Randomly select people for FEMUG-SP's meetings.

Example:
  marmelada http://sp.femug.com/t/femug-42-nasa --total 10

Options:
  -v --version              Display current software version.
  -h --help                 Display help and usage details.
  -f --format               Output format.
  -t --total                Total spots available for the meeting (defaults to list size).
  -i --ignore               Ignore list (comma separated and case sensitive).

Examples

# List all participants
$ marmelada http://sp.femug.com/t/thread-name/thread-id

# Randomly select 10 users
$ marmelada http://sp.femug.com/t/thread-name/thread-id -t 10

# You can also ignore a list of users (case sensitive)
$ marmelada http://sp.femug.com/t/thread-name/thread-id -i jarvis,BatMan,YOLO

# Prefixing a list of users with "@"
$ marmelada http://sp.femug.com/t/thread-name/thread-id -t 3 -f '@%s'

@igorapa
@marcelgsantos
@keitoliveira

Options

-t, --total

Total spots available for the meeting. Without this argument marmelada will simply retrieve a list of all participants.

-i, --ignore

Comma-separated list of user names to keep out of the results.

By default moderators and admins participating on the thread will be ignored.

-f, --format

Format the entries list output. %s will be replaced by the user name.

How it works

There are a few simple steps in order to select users for FEMUG-SP meetings:

1. An admin creates a new forum thread with the details for the next meeting (company hosting, address, maximum capacity, etc);
2. Everyone interested on participating must reply the thread showing their interest;
3. If the number of people interested is less than the maximum capacity, a random list of people will be selected.

License

MIT © Rafael Rinaldi