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mooc-data-parser

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A small command line utility to show data from our tmc-server.
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Current version
0.0.4
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First release
2014-04-15
Latest release
2014-04-16
 Development
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Ruby
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MIT
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2014-04-14
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 Dependencies

Development

bundler
~> 1.6
rake
>= 0

Runtime

httparty
>= 0
 Project Readme

Mooc Data Parser

CodeClimate

Installation

Or install it yourself as:

$ gem install mooc-data-parser

Scripts made to process some data for our Massive Open Online Courses.

Usage

Usage: show-mooc-details [options]
    -f, --force                      Reload data from server
    -u, --user username              Show details for user
    -m, --missing-points             Show missing compulsary points
    -c, --completion-precentige      Show completition percentige
    -e, --email emailaddress         Show details for user
    -t, --tmc-account tmc-account    Show details for user
    -l, --list                       Show the basic list
    -h, --help                       Show this message

Since refreshing data for each search is unnecessary this will cache everything that requires a http request, thus making the functionality much faster.

To get fresh data, use -f command line parameter.

Show basic info for applicants

mooc-data-parser -l

Show basic info for applicants and percents for each week

mooc-data-parser -l -c

Show basic info for applicants and missing points

mooc-data-parser -l -m

Show basic info for applicants and percents for each week and missing points

mooc-data-parser -l -c -m

Find info about a user

  • by email:
mooc-data-parser -e <email>
  • by username:
mooc-data-parser -u <username>

Flags -c and -l can be used with these too.