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tripping-octo-nemesis

v1.0.1

Published

A 3t squash booker.

Downloads

22

Readme

tripping-octo-nemesis

Code Climate Build Status Dependency Status Coverage Status

I love choosing repo names from suggestions

Module to book stuff from 3t. Note that this does not use any "official" API, so you should use at your own risk.

Requirements

  • Node.js
  • npm

Setup

  • Install the required modules (npm install)
  • Copy the file default.config.yml to config.yml and run with node starter.js

If you want to use it as a module, you then

var octo = require('tripping-octo-nemesis');

Settings

You should look up what business unit you want to book. Other settings should be self-explanatory (Just remember that sunday = day 0 and saturday = day 6).

At the time of writing, these are the businessUnit codes:

  • 3t Rosten: 1
  • 3t Leangen: 2
  • 3t Steinkjer: 5
  • 3t Sluppen: 6

Run weekly with cron.

  • Edit your crontab (for example with crontab -e)
  • Add the following line (used for booking on fridays): 01 08 * * 5 cd /path/to/script && node starter.js > /dev/null

Contribute

Contributions are welcome, although I would be pleasantly surprised :)

Remember to run all tests with make test

Licence

WTFPL