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sph-api

v0.10.11

Published

Inoffizielle API um die Daten des hessischen Schulportals abzurufen ## Features - [x] Stundenplan - [x] Vertretungsplan - [x] Mein Untericht - [x] Nachrichten - [ ] Lerngruppen - [ ] Dateispeicher - [ ] Dateiverteilung

Readme

SPH-API

Inoffizielle API um die Daten des hessischen Schulportals abzurufen

Features

  • [x] Stundenplan
  • [x] Vertretungsplan
  • [x] Mein Untericht
  • [x] Nachrichten
  • [ ] Lerngruppen
  • [ ] Dateispeicher
  • [ ] Dateiverteilung

Benutzung

Anmerkung: Für maximale Kompatibilität lassen sich das Verschlüsselungs- und Request-Modul austauschen. Siehe Kompatibilität To-Do

Kompatibilität

Standard-Implementierungen finden Sie hier.

DefaultCrypto-Modul

Struktur:

var crypto = {
    randomUUID: () => {},
    encryptAES: async (value, key) => {}, // Gibt verschlüsselten string (utf-8) zurück
    decryptAES: async (value, key) => {}, // Gibt entschlüsselten string (utf-8) zurück
    encryptRSA: async (value, publicKey) => {} // Gibt verschlüsselten string (base64) zurück
}

Request-Modul

Struktur des DefaultFetchWrapper:

var fetchWrapper = {
    fetch: async (url, options) => {}, // Gibt ResponseObject zurück (Siehe unten),
    getCookie: async (domain, name) => {}, // Gibt Cookie-Objekt zurück (Erforderliche Parameter: value)
    clearCookies: async () => {} // Löscht alle vorhandenen Cookies
}

Struktur des ResponseObject:

var responseObject = {
    defaultObject: response, // Das Objekt, dass normalerweise von der request-/fetch-Methode zurückgegeben wird
    text: async () => {}, // Gibt Antwort als string zurück
    json: async () => {}, // Gibt Antwort als JSON-Objekt zurück
    blob: async () => {} // Gibt Antwort als Blob zurück
}