nott-your-timetable 1.3.2

Exports Timetable for University of Nottingham Malaysia Student.

Nott Your Timetable

Exports Timetable for University of Nottingham Malaysia Student.

Installation

Requirements

python>=3.10 Latest version of Python can be downloaded here for more information

Installing via Pip

pip install nott-your-timetable

Usage

A simple usage to export the entire year to a ics file by default.

Note: The quotes are needed if you are putting spaces inbetween

Gets the timetable for Electrical and Electronic Engineering BEng Year 2:

nott-your-timetable -c "E & EE" "BEng Hons Electl & Electnc Eng/F/02 - H603 Electrical and Electronic Engineering"

Only for week 1 to week 10.

nott-your-timetable -w '1-10' -c "E & EE" "BEng Hons Electl & Electnc Eng/F/02 - H603 Electrical and Electronic Engineering"

Only for Monday to Friday.

nott-your-timetable -c "E & EE" "BEng Hons Electl & Electnc Eng/F/02 - H603 Electrical and Electronic Engineering" -d 1-5

Only for week 4 to week 6 Monday to Friday.

nott-your-timetable -c "E & EE" "BEng Hons Electl & Electnc Eng/F/02 - H603 Electrical and Electronic Engineering" -d '4, 5, 6' -w 1-5

If you don't know what school/division and program, the -i flag can be used to ender interactive mode.

nott-your-timetable -i

To export the output to csv

nott-your-timetable -c "E & EE" "BEng Hons Electl & Electnc Eng/F/02 - H603 Electrical and Electronic Engineering" -f csv

There are more options available, to see all the options use the help argument.

nott-your-timetable -h

TODO

• Support for exporting to other formats
  • CSV
  • iCalander
  • vCard
• Support for other course programs
• Add more convinience option e.g. Schedule for Spring Semester
• A graphical frontend
• Add GUI and TUI for displaying timetable
• Make use of Calender Object
• Add Export Options
• Add better help descriptions
• Support for mutiple program selection
• Add binaries
  • EXE (Windows)
  • Application (MacOS)
  • Appimage (Linux)
  • PKGBUILD (AUR/Arch)
  • DEB (Debian)
  • RPM (Red Hat)
  • Flatpak (Linux) (Maybe?)
  • Snaps (Linux) (Maybe?)