guv

guv is a command-line tool designed to simplify the management of multiple courses. It helps centralize information related to each course and easily integrate new data through configuration files. With guv, you can generate attendance sheets, grade and jury spreadsheets, and much more!

✨ Features

  • Centralized management courses information

  • Excel grade sheets for courses assessment boards

  • Easy customization via configuration files

Example Documents:

🚀 Installation

Install guv directly via pip:

pip install git+https://codeberg.org/thisirs/guv.git

🏃 Quick Start

Follow the steps below to get started with guv:

  1. Create a semester structure with some courses:

    guv createsemester Fall2024 --uv CS042 CS314

    This creates a semester directory Fall2024 containing two courses CS314 and CS042.

  2. Provide a base listing file:

    Place a csv/Excel file of student listings (for example here) under some directory, for example Fall2024/CS042/documents, and declare it in Fall2024/CS042/config.py like this:

    DOCS = Documents()
DOCS.add("documents/base_listing_example.csv")

    Now go to CS042 subdirectory and run guv without arguments. The result is in a file called effectif.xlsx under Fall2024/CS042.

    Depending on the column names of your listing, you might need to update the column mappings in the config.py file located in Fall2024.

  3. Use tasks to generate files

    If CS042 directory, you can now generate attendance sheets:

    guv pdf_attendance --title "Exam"

    or generate a gradebook (you will be asked for a marking scheme):

    guv xls_gradebook_no_group --name Exam1

  4. Aggregate more files to the base listing

    If you want to add more information to the base listing:

    DOCS = Documents()
DOCS.add("documents/base_listing_example.csv")
DOCS.aggregate("documents/grades.xlsx", on="Email")

    and see the result in effectif.xlsx under Fall2024/CS042.

See all available tasks and aggregating functions here.