A Moodle Content downloader written in Go.
Noodle is an application that creates a local copy of a Moodle given by the user. It can also download all the content files available, as well as check for changes and warn the user about them.
The user has full control over what is downloaded, and how often should the app check for updates.
This application stays active in the notification tray. When pressing its icon, a small window will appear allowing the user to update all Moodles, check a local copy of a Moodle, find files, edit the app settings, etc (see Mockups).
Here are the main goals this project aims to achieve. Some other goals might be added later, but these are the ones I aim to complete for now:
- Check for changes each x hours (or any other unit of time)
- Register a new Moodle
- Manage which files are downloaded and how often should changes be checked
- Provide a UI and system tray support
Here are a few Mockups on how the project should look and behave in the end. The
mockup file was created with Adobe XD, and can be found in the mockups folder.
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This project is being developed in Golang, since it has to constantly run in the background and only displays a UI when requested. In order to store the information, a SQLite DB is used.
For the UI it will likely use Ultralight for the rendering and Preact + Bootstrap for the components.
Idk :P If you want to help out with a planned feature or have a suggestion feel free to create a Pull Request.
In order to properly run the project use the script: run-<your platform of choice>.
This script is responsible for creating the assets.go file, which stores all
the needed files for the application execution. (So far I've only tested on
Windows, I'll try to check if it works on other platforms asap).
If for some reason you are not using the script and want to build for Windows,
guarantee that the output directory has a file named: <output>.exe.manifest,
since systray requires this file in order to properly run on Windows.
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I'm currently using a fork of
getlantern/systray, since it's pretty unintuitive having to right click on Windows to get the desired action. However this fork is not up-to-date with thegetlanternone. -
I'm also currently using
zserge/lorcawhich is pretty neat. However I do which to move tozserge/webviewsince lorca requires the user to install Chrome in order to work. As of the writting of this README, only ~69% of web users use Chrome, while webview would allow all users to use the app out-of-the-box.
- Luís Pinto - LiTO773
- Twemoji for the folder icon I'm currently using to test the systray
- Loading.io for the placeholder loading css
- FontAwesome for the amazing icons
This project is licensed under the MIT License.