SINTAK PARSER
HOST: sintak.unika.ac.id/id/
USAGE
from lib.Fetch import Fetch
username = '15.N1.0020'
password = 'tanggal lahir'
sintak = Fetch(username, password)
Method
getDataBarChart(self)
Provide all IPS until now, data return in JSON
getDataPieChart(self)
Provide all academic value A/AB/etc and count it, data return in JSON
getKtm(self, saveTo)
Get KTM Sementara and save to directory
UPDATE
soon
Contributing
Pull request is welcome and i so happy if you help me :)
Error/Issue
Please create new issue if you encounter some problem
LICENSE
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