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vklass

v0.1.0

Published

CLI tool for Vklass

Readme

vklass-cli

I've tried asking nicely for API docs for and was told; there is none. So here it is—a small CLI that fetches news and calendar data from a Vklass installation. It automates retrieval of student news, attachments, and calendar events for local processing, backups or integrations.

Prerequisites

  • Node.js >= 18 (uses the global fetch implementation)

Install & run (recommended)

Install the published CLI globally and run it directly:

npm install -g vklass

# now run the installed binary
vklass init
vklass auth
vklass news
vklass calendar

Developer (from source)

If you're running from the repository, you must build before running the CLI:

npm install
npm run build

# run the built CLI
node dist/cli.js init

Configuration

Run vklass init to create ~/.vklass and a scaffold config.json. Edit ~/.vklass/config.json to add your username and password (BankID is not supported). After a successful vklass auth, discovered students persisted into ~/.vklass/config.json as well.

Example config.json:

{
  "username": "ERIK1337P",
  "password": "t0ps3cre7"
}

Storage locations

  • Config: ~/.vklass/config.json
  • Session: ~/.vklass/session.json (saved after successful auth)
  • News: ~/.vklass/news (per-item JSON files named YYYY-MM-DD-<id>.json)
  • Attachments: ~/.vklass/attachments
  • Calendar outputs: ~/.vklass/calendar (timestamped filenames)

Commands

init

Create per-user config and directories.

{
  "ok": true,
  "configFile": "/Users/you/.vklass/config.json"
}

auth

Authenticate (scrapes the login form, captures cookies), saves the session to ~/.vklass/session.json, and discovers students which are persisted into ~/.vklass/config.json.

{
  "ok": true,
  "students": {
    "1337": "Eva",
    "1338": "Adam"
  }
}

news

Fetch news articles and download attachments. News items are stored as individual JSON files in ~/.vklass/news.

{
  "ok": true,
  "newsDir": "/Users/you/.vklass/news",
  "written": 3,
  "updated": 1,
  "writtenFiles": ["/Users/you/.vklass/news/2026-01-10-133337.json"],
  "updatedFiles": ["/Users/you/.vklass/news/2026-01-05-123456.json"],
  "count": 4,
  "attachmentsDownloaded": 2
}

calendar

Fetch calendar events for discovered/stored students; saves JSON in ~/.vklass/calendar.

{
  "output": "/Users/you/.vklass/calendar/2026T1624.json",
  "count": 12
}