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A command line interface to a weighted scheme to select a person to present at a journal club

Install with pip install journal_club Use with:

$ jc choose person1 person2 person3 …

This creates a csv (if it’s not there already) with 3 people and then chooses between them. The act of choosing updates the record of who was there.

Run again with $ jc choose person3 new_person ….

All information is automatically updated and stored. choose is usually the only command you need.

$ jc –help will display how to use journal_club

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