This is a parsing library for Technion REPY files, written in Go. The intent is to provide better-tested and more robust code, focused entirely on parsing the REPY file, and providing it in a usable format for other software, replacing the aging ttime.
The testdata directory contains pairs of files:
FILENAME.repyis a REPY file in the cp862 encoding (vim::e FILENAME.repy ++enc=cp862). While this file represents an entire "catalog" (faculties and courses), some files only have one course (in one faculty), such astestdata/course_statistics.repy.FILENAME.jsonis a JSON file representing the parsed REPY file.
Running go test -v will parse the REPY files and compare them against output. Running go test -update will update the .json files with the actual output; use this when adding new REPY files, or when the difference in output is otherwise known-good.
Example usage:
go run examples/json-export.go -input_file REPYThe appengine directory contains a Google AppEngine app built to poll the Technion servers for the latest REPY file and make a (cached) parsed JSON version available for download.
Running a test instance on google cloud shell - requires go1.11 or higher:
cd appengine
go run repyapp.goAfterwards, perform the update like so:
curl -H 'X-Appengine-Cron: testing' http://0.0.0.0:8080/updateThis should write the files to the staging file bucket.
If satisfied, deploy to production:
gcloud app deploy