Command Line Interface ===================== Making a user: ------- :: python skoolos.py You will be redirected to a login page for the SkoolOS website. If you have already created an account on the website, enter login informatiton. If not, select the registration button bellow and create an account. Once you create an account via Ion OAuth and SkoolOS, login. The window should close, prompting: Enter SkoolOS Username: Enter SkoolOS Password: Enter the valid SkoolOS username and password. Congratialations, you have successfully logged in. 1. CLI as a teacher: ============ Start the CLI and select your username. For instance, teacher 'eharris1' .. code-block:: python python skoolos.py ? Select User: (Use arrow keys) 1) 2022rkhondak ❯ 2) eharris1 3) Make new user You will then be given the choice to select an existing class, Make a new class, or exit the CLI: ? Select class: (Use arrow keys) ❯ Art12_eharris1 English12_eharris1 History12_eharris1 Make New Class Exit SkoolOS Making a new class: ------- Select 'Make a New Class'. You will then be prompted to enter a class name. The format for every class must be _ (Example: Art12_eharris1). Enter Period (must be a positive integer). You will then be prompted to add students. If you have a list of students, enter the relative path of a text file with the student usernames. The file must be a .txt file and have one student username per line. If you add an individual student, simply enter their ion username. one username per line. ? Select class: (Use arrow keys) Art12_eharris1 English12_eharris1 History12_eharris1 ❯ Make New Class Exit SkoolOS ? Add Students): (Use arrow keys) ❯ 1) Add individual student 2) Add list of students through path 3) Exit ? Add Students): 2) Add list of students through path File must be .txt and have 1 student username per line Relative Path: students.txt OR ? Add Students): 1) Add individual student Student name: 2022rkhondak Accessing an existing class ===================== Once you have created a class, you can then view and modify certain fields. (Open opening a class, any students who have accepted the request will be automatically added you the class.) ? Select class: (Use arrow keys) Art12_eharris1 Civ_eharris1 ❯ English12_eharris1 History12_eharris1 Random_eharris1 Truck_eharris1 Make New Class Exit SkoolOS Class: English12_eharris1 ? Select option: (Use arrow keys) ❯ 1) Request Student 2) Add assignment 3) View student information 4) Exit Requesting Students ------- Select 'Request Student'. You will then be prompted to add students. If you have a list of students, enter the relative path of a text file with the student usernames. The file must be a .txt file and have one student username per line. If you add an individual student, simply enter their ion username. one username per line. Class: English12_eharris1 ? Select option: (Use arrow keys) ❯ 1) Request Student 2) Add assignment 3) View student information 4) Exit ? Add list of students (input path): (Use arrow keys) ❯ 1) Add individual student 2) Add list of students through path 3) Exit ? Select option: 1) Request Student ? Add list of students (input path): 1) Add individual student ? Student Name: 2022rkhondak OR ? Add Students): 2) Add list of students through path File must be .txt and have 1 student username per line Relative Path: students.txt Adding Assignments ------- To add an assignment, you must first make a subdirectory for that assignment in the given class. You must then add a file wihin that subdirectory. For Example: For teacher eharris1 and class English11_eharris1, valid assignment folder would look like: eharris1/English11_eharris1/Assignment1/instructions.txt Then, select an assignment from the given options. Then enter a due date in the correct format: YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM. The assignment will then be coppied to every student who has confirmed the class. Class: Truck_eharris1 GET:200 ? Select option: (Use arrow keys) 1) Request Student ❯ 2) Add assignment 3) View student information 4) Exit ? Select new assignment: (Use arrow keys) ❯ Assignment1 ? Select new assignment: Assignment1 Enter due date (Example: 2020-08-11 16:58): 2020-08-11 16:58