The assignment tracking system for tech-savvy students.
How to use Hoot
Hoot is available on the npm registry, so installation is a breeze:
npm i -g hoot-cli
Alternatively, you can run
npx hoot <options>
If you have hoot
installed locally, you can run hoot setup
, or npx hoot setup
.
+----------------------------------------------+
| |
| School |
| + |
| | |
| +--+ {Subject} |
| + |
| +-> {Unit} |
| + |
| | |
| +-> Assignments |
| | + |
| | +-> {Assignment} |
| | |
| +-> Homework |
| | |
| | |
| | |
| +-> Finished |
| | |
| | |
| +-> Notes |
| |
| |
| Folder Structure |
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Before creating assignments, you will need to create the associated units and subjects using the hoot unit
and hoot subject
commands, respectively.
Hoot runs on this folder directory:
School / Term <number> / <Subject> / <Unit> / <Assignments|Finished|Notes|Homework>
To generate a subject directory with hoot.json
, run:
hoot new subject <title>
Where <title>
is the name of the subject.
Use the hoot new <item> <name>
command for creation of subjects, units, assignments, or notes!
Assignment generation is done using the hoot assignment <title>
command, and templating is done by copying an assignment template in the templates/
folder.