IIT Bhubaneswar CLI
A CLI (Command Line Interface) App to get the following stuff related to institute:
- Holidays List for the current year.
- Top 30 headlines depicting the ongoings inside the institute.
- Biometric Attendance from ERP.
- Results from ERP (SGPAs, CGPA and Report Card).
Installation
$ pip install iitbbscliupdates
Usage
After the installation, go to the command line :
- To get the help menu:
$ iitbbscli --help
- To get the list of holidays:
$ iitbbscli holidays
- To get the headlines:
$ iitbbscli headlines
- To get the biometric attendance: ( Username and Password are the ones that are required in the ERP System )
$ iitbbscli attendance
- To get results of examinations:
$ iitbbscli result
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