edval2mb 0.3.4

Convert edval export to ManageBac CSV upload for timetables

edval2mb

Convert edval export of schedule to ManageBac CSV. Can be used as csv timetable upload

Install

Please install python version 3.9 or above. On Mac, you can use brew, and on Windows, you can use the Microsoft Store.

Best practice with Python is to create virtual environments to install tools. It is recommended. The most straight-forward way to create and use a virtual environment is the follwing:

python3 -m venv venv

That sets up the virtual environment. Then, to activate the virtual environment:

source venv/bin/activate  # Mac/Unix
./venv/Bin/Activate  # Windows

Once the virtual environment is activated, install:

pip install edval2mb

You will now have the command line tool "edval2mb" available in the terminal.

To use

This tool takes as input the csv export, and will save the result into a file that is output when complete.

edval2mb path/to/exported/csv.csv to_mb

Output:

Saved csv of 1365 rows (including header) and 5 columns to /path/to/managebac_timetable.csv

Options

To view the options available on the to_mb command, please see the output to this command:

edval2mb path/to/exported/csv.csv 

Output:

Options:
  --academic-year TEXT          The value passed here will be output to each
                                row of the output
  --day-start-index INTEGER     Some schools ManageBac timetable starts from
                                day 0.  In this case, you can pass 0 to this
                                option.
  --period-start-index INTEGER  Some schools have their timetable start with
                                0.  In this case, you can pass 0 to this
                                option.
  --day TEXT                    If the exported csv uses days of week other
                                than Mon, Tue, Wed Thu Friday, you can specify
                                these by passing multiple --day Lundi --day
                                Marchi etc in sequential order
  --output-path TEXT            The path (including file name) of the output
                                file
  --help                        Show this message and exit.