zermelo api v:version

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install

pip install zermeloapi

how to import

import zermeloapi

initializing

zermelo = zermeloapi.zermelo(school, username, password, teacher=False, version=3)

get token

token = zermelo.get_token()

if u wand to u can give the school username and password again but u don't need to in that case u can use get_token(school,username,password)

get access token

access_token = zermelo.get_access_token()

again if u wand to u can give the school and username again but u don't need to in that case u can use get_access_token(school,username)

get raw schedule

raw_schedule = zermelo.get_schedule()

u can give the week number and or year of u wand to else it uses the current year/week u can use get_schedule(week=this_week),get_schedule(year=this_year)orget_schedule(year=this_year,week=this_week)

get schedule

raw_schedule = zermelo.get_schedule()

u can give the week number and or year of u wand to else it uses the current year/week u can use get_schedule(week=this_week),get_schedule(year=this_year)orget_schedule(year=this_year,week=this_week)and u you can pass a rawshedule from get_raw_shedule()

sort schedule

sorted_schedule = zermelo.sort_schedule()

like before u can give the week and year but u can also give the schedule from get_schedule() instead to sort it defaults to getting it self but if u give it uses that one u can do that by using it like this sort_schedule(schedule) for the week and year it is the same syntax

readable schedule

readable = zermelo.readable_schedule()

again u can give it week and year with the same syntax as before also you can give it a sorted schedule (output from sort_schedule()) by using readable_schedule(sorted_schedule)

print schedule

zermelo.print_schedule()

yes u can use it like this zermelo.print_schedule(zermelo.readable_schedule()) but WHY if u wand that use it like that just print(zermelo.readable_schedule()) the only use is that it defaults to zermelo.readable_schedule()

source code

__init__.py