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ul-timetable

v0.2.0

Published

Webscraper for the University of Limerick's timetable (www.timetable.ul.ie).

Downloads

9

Readme

ul-timetable

Dependencies Dev Dependencies Build Status

GPL-3.0 Maintainability Coverage

A webscraper for the University of Limerick's timetable, provided as an npm package.

Install

npm install ul-timetable --save

Use

ES6 (import/export)

import { studentTimetable } from 'ul-timetable';

const myTimetable = await studentTimetable('12345678');
console.log(myTimetable);

CommonJS (require())

const studentTimetable = require('ul-timetable').studentTimetable;

const myTimetable = await studentTimetable('12345678');
console.log(myTimetable);

API

See types.ts for more details on the return types of each function.

courseTimetable(id: string, year: number): Promise<ICourseTimetable>

Fetches a course timetable for a given year from www.timetable.ul.ie/course.asp.

Returns a Promise.

moduleTimetable(id: string): Promise<IModuleTimetable>

Fetches a module timetable from www.timetable.ul.ie/tt_mod.asp.

Returns a Promise.

roomTimetable(id: string): Promise<IRoomTimetable>

Fetches a room timetable from www.timetable.ul.ie/tt_room.asp.

Returns a Promise.

studentTimetable(id: string): Promise<IStudentTimetable>

Fetches a student timetable from www.timetable.ul.ie/tt1.asp.

Returns a Promise.

moduleExamTimetable(id: string): Promise<IModuleExamTimetable>

Fetches a module exam timetable from www.timetable.ul.ie/tt_exam.asp.

Returns a Promise.

studentExamTimetable(id: string): Promise<IStudentExamTimetable>

Fetches a student exam timetable from www.timetable.ul.ie/examstudent.asp.

Returns a Promise.

moduleDetails(id: string): Promise<IModuleDetails>

Fetches details on a module from www.timetable.ul.ie/tt_moduledetails.asp.

Returns a Promise.

roomDetails(id: string): Promise<IRoomDetails>

Fetches details on a room from www.timetable.ul.ie/Classrooms_Web_Info.xls.

Returns a Promise.

weekDates(): Promise<IWeekDate[]>

Fetches week numbers and dates from www.timetable.ul.ie/weeks.htm.

Returns a Promise.

Scripts

  • clean - remove coverage data, Jest cache and transpiled files
  • build - transpile TypeScript to ES6
  • watch - interactive watch mode to automatically transpile source files
  • lint - lint source files and tests
  • test - run tests
  • test:watch - interactive watch mode to automatically re-run tests

Development

This project uses the Conventional Commits standard for Git commit messages. Commits are linted using a hook for commitlint, and are also validated by the Travis CI script.

License

Licensed under the GNU General Public License v3.0. See the LICENSE file for details.