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tuntscorptestmatheus

v1.0.2

Published

A simple node.js project to access and update a Google Spreadsheets file containing students and its grades.

Readme

tuntsCorp Test

A simple application using node.js to read and update a Google Spreadsheet.

The spreadsheet contains a list of students and their grades. It must be updated according to these rules:

  • If the final grade is lower than 50, student is failed by grade.
  • If the final grade is between 50 and 70, the student must attend to the final exam.
    • In this case, the required grade for approval (rga) must be calculated, following the formula: 5 <= (m + rga)/2
  • If the grade is above 70, the student is approved.
  • If the number of absences is higher than 25% of the total ammount of classes (which is also in the Spreadsheet), the student is failed by excessive absences, regardless of the final grade.

Link to the spreadsheet.

Getting Started

Simply using 'node . ' inside the directory with these files will run the application. For the first time its run, you will need to access a link shown in console in order to obtain a token, that will be used to access the spreadsheet.

Prerequisites

To run this application, you must have node.js installed on your computer.