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kasm

kasm (is) Another Submission Multitool (for Moodle). Pronounced chasm. Made for terminal warriors.

Installation

Just grab a release for your OS and put it in a path covered by $PATH (or equiv.) e.g. via

sudo install -Dm 0755 kasm /usr/local/bin/kasm

Alternatively, grab the source and build/install it with cargo:

cargo install --locked --path .

Usage

Video Examples

Brief overview

  • The initialization procedure creates a reusable master config, which contains info such as
    • Your exercise group id
    • The regex to match groups against
    • The structure of the zip (are we expecting groupped folders in it?)
    • A filter (regex) to only repack certain files.

You then have the choice between two workflows.

1. CSV & ZIP Workflow

  • In the master directory, you create a slave by kasm unpack. It contains
    • A slave config (grades.toml)
    • The submission folders
    • The filtered grading worksheet csv
  • To assign grades, use kasm grade or edit the grades.toml file.
    • kasm grade will infer the team automagically if you're inside its subfolder
    • IMPORTANT! Always use the format Moodle expects (especially the decimal separator). kasm doesn't parse your inputs. They are taken at face-value as strings.
    • kasm repack (in the master directory) packs the feedback into a zip file (feedback_$SHEET_$TIMESTAMP.zip) and grades into grades_$SHEET_$TIMESTAMP.csv. Just upload these at the appropriate place in Moodle.

2. Autofetch Workflow

  • Run kasm setup-fetch once to
    1. define a course ID (look at the URL in your browser)
    2. save your Moodle Token to your OS's keyring (You can find the token under Moodle > Settings > Tokens > Moodle Mobile Mobile Service)
  • Fetch an assignment using kasm fetch
    • fetch will display a list of assignments to select from.
  • Grade using kasm grade
  • Publish your grades automatically using kasm push
  • Repack your feedback zip using kasm repack (in the master directory)
    • Note: kasm repack will NOT produce a .csv with Autofetch. You'll need to use kasm push to publish grades.

Command line

kasm currently has 8 subcommands

SubcommandExplanation
helpGet help for kasm or for any other subcommand
initCreates a master config file in the current directory
unpackExtracts a moodle zip file, filters a moodle csv for the given group and initializes a slave config in the new directory
repackRepacks the zip for upload to Moodle and constructs a grading worksheet using the slave config
gradeAssigns a grade to a group. It is also able to infer the group number if you're currently in its directory.
setup-fetchSaves the course ID to the master config and a Moodle API token to the user's keyring.
fetchFetches an assignment's submissions (no parameters/interactive)
pushPublishes grades (can only be used with fetch - not with unpack!!!)

Examples

Example 1: Plain usage with CSV and ZIP

# cd to your master directorycd master
# init kasm (just once for multiple sheets!)# let's say we have group 01
kasm init -g 01
# unpack sheet 01
kasm unpack -s 01 -z /path/to/moodle.zip -c /path/to/moodle.csv
# look at group 01's filescd'unpack_01/Übungsgruppe 01 -- Abgabeteam 01'
...
# grade group 01 with 16,384 (while inside its folder)
kasm grade 16,384
# grade group 02 with 8,192 (while inside any folder inside the unpack_XX folder)
kasm grade 8,192 02
# go back to master folder and repack sheet 01cd ../../
kasm repack 01

Example 2: Autofetch workflow

# cd to your master directorycd master
# setup the autofetch workflow (needs course ID and moodle token)
kasm fetch-setup
# fetch some assignment (interactive)
kasm fetch
# look at group 01's filescd'unpack_01/Übungsgruppe 01 -- Abgabeteam 01'
...
# grade group 01 with 16,384 (while inside its folder)
kasm grade 16,384
# publish grades AUTOMAGICALLY
kasm push
# go back to master and repack (ONLY the ZIP file will get# repacked if you use autofetch)cd ../../
kasm repack 01

Plans

Immediate Future

All of these would be better off as script-hooks

  • Recursively extract zips [CANCELED]
  • Prepend all extracted PDFs with e.g. a grading table [CANCELED]
  • Generate said grading table dynamically (LaTeX/Handlebars) [CANCELED]

Soon™

  • Add script hooks
  • Support unpacking groups and then repacking groups
  • Support unpacking individuals and then repacking individuals
  • Support unpacking individuals and then groupping them

Would be cool at some point I guess

  • Hardcode less stuff. Things like target directory names should be handled e.g. by Handlebars to make everything more easily modifiable for special cases (and if Moodle breaks again)
  • Automatically download submissions (Moodle API + Token + Page ID) (Only G2G for now)
  • Automatically publish grades (Only G2G for now)
  • Automatically upload feedback

Limitations

  • Expects the moodle csv header to be in German. To change, edit src/gradingtable.rs and recompile.
  • No support for nested directiories inside teams' folders when repacking (probably not a problem).
  • As discussed above, only group -> individual/group mapping is currently implemented.

License

Licensed under EUPL-1.2-or-later. See license.

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kasm (is) Another Submission Multitool (for Moodle). Pronounced chasm. Made for terminal warriors.

Installation

Just grab a release for your OS and put it in a path covered by $PATH (or equiv.) e.g. via

sudo install -Dm 0755 kasm /usr/local/bin/kasm

Alternatively, grab the source and build/install it with cargo:

cargo install --locked --path .

Usage

Video Examples

Brief overview

  • The initialization procedure creates a reusable master config, which contains info such as
    • Your exercise group id
    • The regex to match groups against
    • The structure of the zip (are we expecting groupped folders in it?)
    • A filter (regex) to only repack certain files.

You then have the choice between two workflows.

1. CSV & ZIP Workflow

  • In the master directory, you create a slave by kasm unpack. It contains
    • A slave config (grades.toml)
    • The submission folders
    • The filtered grading worksheet csv
  • To assign grades, use kasm grade or edit the grades.toml file.
    • kasm grade will infer the team automagically if you're inside its subfolder
    • IMPORTANT! Always use the format Moodle expects (especially the decimal separator). kasm doesn't parse your inputs. They are taken at face-value as strings.
    • kasm repack (in the master directory) packs the feedback into a zip file (feedback_$SHEET_$TIMESTAMP.zip) and grades into grades_$SHEET_$TIMESTAMP.csv. Just upload these at the appropriate place in Moodle.

2. Autofetch Workflow

  • Run kasm setup-fetch once to
    1. define a course ID (look at the URL in your browser)
    2. save your Moodle Token to your OS's keyring (You can find the token under Moodle > Settings > Tokens > Moodle Mobile Mobile Service)
  • Fetch an assignment using kasm fetch
    • fetch will display a list of assignments to select from.
  • Grade using kasm grade
  • Publish your grades automatically using kasm push
  • Repack your feedback zip using kasm repack (in the master directory)
    • Note: kasm repack will NOT produce a .csv with Autofetch. You'll need to use kasm push to publish grades.

Command line

kasm currently has 8 subcommands

SubcommandExplanation
helpGet help for kasm or for any other subcommand
initCreates a master config file in the current directory
unpackExtracts a moodle zip file, filters a moodle csv for the given group and initializes a slave config in the new directory
repackRepacks the zip for upload to Moodle and constructs a grading worksheet using the slave config
gradeAssigns a grade to a group. It is also able to infer the group number if you're currently in its directory.
setup-fetchSaves the course ID to the master config and a Moodle API token to the user's keyring.
fetchFetches an assignment's submissions (no parameters/interactive)
pushPublishes grades (can only be used with fetch - not with unpack!!!)

Examples

Example 1: Plain usage with CSV and ZIP

# cd to your master directorycd master
# init kasm (just once for multiple sheets!)# let's say we have group 01
kasm init -g 01
# unpack sheet 01
kasm unpack -s 01 -z /path/to/moodle.zip -c /path/to/moodle.csv
# look at group 01's filescd'unpack_01/Übungsgruppe 01 -- Abgabeteam 01'
...
# grade group 01 with 16,384 (while inside its folder)
kasm grade 16,384
# grade group 02 with 8,192 (while inside any folder inside the unpack_XX folder)
kasm grade 8,192 02
# go back to master folder and repack sheet 01cd ../../
kasm repack 01

Example 2: Autofetch workflow

# cd to your master directorycd master
# setup the autofetch workflow (needs course ID and moodle token)
kasm fetch-setup
# fetch some assignment (interactive)
kasm fetch
# look at group 01's filescd'unpack_01/Übungsgruppe 01 -- Abgabeteam 01'
...
# grade group 01 with 16,384 (while inside its folder)
kasm grade 16,384
# publish grades AUTOMAGICALLY
kasm push
# go back to master and repack (ONLY the ZIP file will get# repacked if you use autofetch)cd ../../
kasm repack 01

Plans

Immediate Future

All of these would be better off as script-hooks

  • Recursively extract zips [CANCELED]
  • Prepend all extracted PDFs with e.g. a grading table [CANCELED]
  • Generate said grading table dynamically (LaTeX/Handlebars) [CANCELED]

Soon™

  • Add script hooks
  • Support unpacking groups and then repacking groups
  • Support unpacking individuals and then repacking individuals
  • Support unpacking individuals and then groupping them

Would be cool at some point I guess

  • Hardcode less stuff. Things like target directory names should be handled e.g. by Handlebars to make everything more easily modifiable for special cases (and if Moodle breaks again)
  • Automatically download submissions (Moodle API + Token + Page ID) (Only G2G for now)
  • Automatically publish grades (Only G2G for now)
  • Automatically upload feedback

Limitations

  • Expects the moodle csv header to be in German. To change, edit src/gradingtable.rs and recompile.
  • No support for nested directiories inside teams' folders when repacking (probably not a problem).
  • As discussed above, only group -> individual/group mapping is currently implemented.

License

Licensed under EUPL-1.2-or-later. See license.

About

A moodle submission multitool that automates a lot of handwork for tutors. Code documentation coming soon.

Topics

Resources

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kasm

kasm (is) Another Submission Multitool (for Moodle). Pronounced chasm. Made for terminal warriors.

Installation

Just grab a release for your OS and put it in a path covered by $PATH (or equiv.) e.g. via

sudo install -Dm 0755 kasm /usr/local/bin/kasm

Alternatively, grab the source and build/install it with cargo:

cargo install --locked --path .

Usage

Video Examples

Brief overview

  • The initialization procedure creates a reusable master config, which contains info such as
    • Your exercise group id
    • The regex to match groups against
    • The structure of the zip (are we expecting groupped folders in it?)
    • A filter (regex) to only repack certain files.

You then have the choice between two workflows.

1. CSV & ZIP Workflow

  • In the master directory, you create a slave by kasm unpack. It contains
    • A slave config (grades.toml)
    • The submission folders
    • The filtered grading worksheet csv
  • To assign grades, use kasm grade or edit the grades.toml file.
    • kasm grade will infer the team automagically if you're inside its subfolder
    • IMPORTANT! Always use the format Moodle expects (especially the decimal separator). kasm doesn't parse your inputs. They are taken at face-value as strings.
    • kasm repack (in the master directory) packs the feedback into a zip file (feedback_$SHEET_$TIMESTAMP.zip) and grades into grades_$SHEET_$TIMESTAMP.csv. Just upload these at the appropriate place in Moodle.

2. Autofetch Workflow

  • Run kasm setup-fetch once to
    1. define a course ID (look at the URL in your browser)
    2. save your Moodle Token to your OS's keyring (You can find the token under Moodle > Settings > Tokens > Moodle Mobile Mobile Service)
  • Fetch an assignment using kasm fetch
    • fetch will display a list of assignments to select from.
  • Grade using kasm grade
  • Publish your grades automatically using kasm push
  • Repack your feedback zip using kasm repack (in the master directory)
    • Note: kasm repack will NOT produce a .csv with Autofetch. You'll need to use kasm push to publish grades.

Command line

kasm currently has 8 subcommands

SubcommandExplanation
helpGet help for kasm or for any other subcommand
initCreates a master config file in the current directory
unpackExtracts a moodle zip file, filters a moodle csv for the given group and initializes a slave config in the new directory
repackRepacks the zip for upload to Moodle and constructs a grading worksheet using the slave config
gradeAssigns a grade to a group. It is also able to infer the group number if you're currently in its directory.
setup-fetchSaves the course ID to the master config and a Moodle API token to the user's keyring.
fetchFetches an assignment's submissions (no parameters/interactive)
pushPublishes grades (can only be used with fetch - not with unpack!!!)

Examples

Example 1: Plain usage with CSV and ZIP

# cd to your master directorycd master
# init kasm (just once for multiple sheets!)# let's say we have group 01
kasm init -g 01
# unpack sheet 01
kasm unpack -s 01 -z /path/to/moodle.zip -c /path/to/moodle.csv
# look at group 01's filescd'unpack_01/Übungsgruppe 01 -- Abgabeteam 01'
...
# grade group 01 with 16,384 (while inside its folder)
kasm grade 16,384
# grade group 02 with 8,192 (while inside any folder inside the unpack_XX folder)
kasm grade 8,192 02
# go back to master folder and repack sheet 01cd ../../
kasm repack 01

Example 2: Autofetch workflow

# cd to your master directorycd master
# setup the autofetch workflow (needs course ID and moodle token)
kasm fetch-setup
# fetch some assignment (interactive)
kasm fetch
# look at group 01's filescd'unpack_01/Übungsgruppe 01 -- Abgabeteam 01'
...
# grade group 01 with 16,384 (while inside its folder)
kasm grade 16,384
# publish grades AUTOMAGICALLY
kasm push
# go back to master and repack (ONLY the ZIP file will get# repacked if you use autofetch)cd ../../
kasm repack 01

Plans

Immediate Future

All of these would be better off as script-hooks

  • Recursively extract zips [CANCELED]
  • Prepend all extracted PDFs with e.g. a grading table [CANCELED]
  • Generate said grading table dynamically (LaTeX/Handlebars) [CANCELED]

Soon™

  • Add script hooks
  • Support unpacking groups and then repacking groups
  • Support unpacking individuals and then repacking individuals
  • Support unpacking individuals and then groupping them

Would be cool at some point I guess

  • Hardcode less stuff. Things like target directory names should be handled e.g. by Handlebars to make everything more easily modifiable for special cases (and if Moodle breaks again)
  • Automatically download submissions (Moodle API + Token + Page ID) (Only G2G for now)
  • Automatically publish grades (Only G2G for now)
  • Automatically upload feedback

Limitations

  • Expects the moodle csv header to be in German. To change, edit src/gradingtable.rs and recompile.
  • No support for nested directiories inside teams' folders when repacking (probably not a problem).
  • As discussed above, only group -> individual/group mapping is currently implemented.

License

Licensed under EUPL-1.2-or-later. See license.

About

A moodle submission multitool that automates a lot of handwork for tutors. Code documentation coming soon.

Topics

Resources

Stars

1 star

Watchers

1 watching

Forks

Releases

Packages

Used by

Contributors

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kasm

kasm (is) Another Submission Multitool (for Moodle). Pronounced chasm. Made for terminal warriors.

Installation

Just grab a release for your OS and put it in a path covered by $PATH (or equiv.) e.g. via

sudo install -Dm 0755 kasm /usr/local/bin/kasm

Alternatively, grab the source and build/install it with cargo:

cargo install --locked --path .

Usage

Video Examples

Brief overview

  • The initialization procedure creates a reusable master config, which contains info such as
    • Your exercise group id
    • The regex to match groups against
    • The structure of the zip (are we expecting groupped folders in it?)
    • A filter (regex) to only repack certain files.

You then have the choice between two workflows.

1. CSV & ZIP Workflow

  • In the master directory, you create a slave by kasm unpack. It contains
    • A slave config (grades.toml)
    • The submission folders
    • The filtered grading worksheet csv
  • To assign grades, use kasm grade or edit the grades.toml file.
    • kasm grade will infer the team automagically if you're inside its subfolder
    • IMPORTANT! Always use the format Moodle expects (especially the decimal separator). kasm doesn't parse your inputs. They are taken at face-value as strings.
    • kasm repack (in the master directory) packs the feedback into a zip file (feedback_$SHEET_$TIMESTAMP.zip) and grades into grades_$SHEET_$TIMESTAMP.csv. Just upload these at the appropriate place in Moodle.

2. Autofetch Workflow

  • Run kasm setup-fetch once to
    1. define a course ID (look at the URL in your browser)
    2. save your Moodle Token to your OS's keyring (You can find the token under Moodle > Settings > Tokens > Moodle Mobile Mobile Service)
  • Fetch an assignment using kasm fetch
    • fetch will display a list of assignments to select from.
  • Grade using kasm grade
  • Publish your grades automatically using kasm push
  • Repack your feedback zip using kasm repack (in the master directory)
    • Note: kasm repack will NOT produce a .csv with Autofetch. You'll need to use kasm push to publish grades.

Command line

kasm currently has 8 subcommands

SubcommandExplanation
helpGet help for kasm or for any other subcommand
initCreates a master config file in the current directory
unpackExtracts a moodle zip file, filters a moodle csv for the given group and initializes a slave config in the new directory
repackRepacks the zip for upload to Moodle and constructs a grading worksheet using the slave config
gradeAssigns a grade to a group. It is also able to infer the group number if you're currently in its directory.
setup-fetchSaves the course ID to the master config and a Moodle API token to the user's keyring.
fetchFetches an assignment's submissions (no parameters/interactive)
pushPublishes grades (can only be used with fetch - not with unpack!!!)

Examples

Example 1: Plain usage with CSV and ZIP

# cd to your master directorycd master
# init kasm (just once for multiple sheets!)# let's say we have group 01
kasm init -g 01
# unpack sheet 01
kasm unpack -s 01 -z /path/to/moodle.zip -c /path/to/moodle.csv
# look at group 01's filescd'unpack_01/Übungsgruppe 01 -- Abgabeteam 01'
...
# grade group 01 with 16,384 (while inside its folder)
kasm grade 16,384
# grade group 02 with 8,192 (while inside any folder inside the unpack_XX folder)
kasm grade 8,192 02
# go back to master folder and repack sheet 01cd ../../
kasm repack 01

Example 2: Autofetch workflow

# cd to your master directorycd master
# setup the autofetch workflow (needs course ID and moodle token)
kasm fetch-setup
# fetch some assignment (interactive)
kasm fetch
# look at group 01's filescd'unpack_01/Übungsgruppe 01 -- Abgabeteam 01'
...
# grade group 01 with 16,384 (while inside its folder)
kasm grade 16,384
# publish grades AUTOMAGICALLY
kasm push
# go back to master and repack (ONLY the ZIP file will get# repacked if you use autofetch)cd ../../
kasm repack 01

Plans

Immediate Future

All of these would be better off as script-hooks

  • Recursively extract zips [CANCELED]
  • Prepend all extracted PDFs with e.g. a grading table [CANCELED]
  • Generate said grading table dynamically (LaTeX/Handlebars) [CANCELED]

Soon™

  • Add script hooks
  • Support unpacking groups and then repacking groups
  • Support unpacking individuals and then repacking individuals
  • Support unpacking individuals and then groupping them

Would be cool at some point I guess

  • Hardcode less stuff. Things like target directory names should be handled e.g. by Handlebars to make everything more easily modifiable for special cases (and if Moodle breaks again)
  • Automatically download submissions (Moodle API + Token + Page ID) (Only G2G for now)
  • Automatically publish grades (Only G2G for now)
  • Automatically upload feedback

Limitations

  • Expects the moodle csv header to be in German. To change, edit src/gradingtable.rs and recompile.
  • No support for nested directiories inside teams' folders when repacking (probably not a problem).
  • As discussed above, only group -> individual/group mapping is currently implemented.

License

Licensed under EUPL-1.2-or-later. See license.

About

A moodle submission multitool that automates a lot of handwork for tutors. Code documentation coming soon.

Topics

Resources

Stars

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Watchers

1 watching

Forks

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, 'i'); if (__m === '*' || __re.test(location.href)) { injectUserscript("// Strip utm_, fbclid, gclid, etc. from all links on page\n(function() {\n var trackingParams = ['utm_source', 'utm_medium', 'utm_campaign', 'utm_term', 'utm_content',\n 'fbclid', 'gclid', 'dclid', 'msclkid', 'yclid',\n 'ref', 'ref_src', 'source', 'medium', 'campaign'];\n \n function cleanUrl(url) {\n try {\n var u = new URL(url, window.location.origin);\n var changed = false;\n trackingParams.forEach(function(p) {\n if (u.searchParams.has(p)) {\n u.searchParams.delete(p);\n changed = true;\n }\n });\n return changed ? u.toString() : url;\n } catch (e) {\n return url;\n }\n }\n \n function cleanLinks() {\n document.querySelectorAll('a[href]').forEach(function(a) {\n var clean = cleanUrl(a.href);\n if (clean !== a.href) a.href = clean;\n });\n }\n \n cleanLinks();\n \n var observer = new MutationObserver(function(mutations) {\n mutations.forEach(function(m) {\n m.addedNodes.forEach(function(node) {\n if (node.nodeType === 1) {\n if (node.tagName === 'A') cleanLinks();\n node.querySelectorAll('a[href]').forEach(function(a) {\n var clean = cleanUrl(a.href);\n if (clean !== a.href) a.href = clean;\n });\n }\n });\n });\n });\n observer.observe(document.body, { childList: true, subtree: true });\n})();", "Remove Tracking Parameters from Links"); } } catch(__e) { console.warn('[Userscript:Remove Tracking Parameters from Links]', __e); } })(); (function(){ try { var __m = "youtube.com"; var __re = new RegExp('^' + "youtube\\.com" + '
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kasm (is) Another Submission Multitool (for Moodle). Pronounced chasm. Made for terminal warriors.

Installation

Just grab a release for your OS and put it in a path covered by $PATH (or equiv.) e.g. via

sudo install -Dm 0755 kasm /usr/local/bin/kasm

Alternatively, grab the source and build/install it with cargo:

cargo install --locked --path .

Usage

Video Examples

Brief overview

  • The initialization procedure creates a reusable master config, which contains info such as
    • Your exercise group id
    • The regex to match groups against
    • The structure of the zip (are we expecting groupped folders in it?)
    • A filter (regex) to only repack certain files.

You then have the choice between two workflows.

1. CSV & ZIP Workflow

  • In the master directory, you create a slave by kasm unpack. It contains
    • A slave config (grades.toml)
    • The submission folders
    • The filtered grading worksheet csv
  • To assign grades, use kasm grade or edit the grades.toml file.
    • kasm grade will infer the team automagically if you're inside its subfolder
    • IMPORTANT! Always use the format Moodle expects (especially the decimal separator). kasm doesn't parse your inputs. They are taken at face-value as strings.
    • kasm repack (in the master directory) packs the feedback into a zip file (feedback_$SHEET_$TIMESTAMP.zip) and grades into grades_$SHEET_$TIMESTAMP.csv. Just upload these at the appropriate place in Moodle.

2. Autofetch Workflow

  • Run kasm setup-fetch once to
    1. define a course ID (look at the URL in your browser)
    2. save your Moodle Token to your OS's keyring (You can find the token under Moodle > Settings > Tokens > Moodle Mobile Mobile Service)
  • Fetch an assignment using kasm fetch
    • fetch will display a list of assignments to select from.
  • Grade using kasm grade
  • Publish your grades automatically using kasm push
  • Repack your feedback zip using kasm repack (in the master directory)
    • Note: kasm repack will NOT produce a .csv with Autofetch. You'll need to use kasm push to publish grades.

Command line

kasm currently has 8 subcommands

SubcommandExplanation
helpGet help for kasm or for any other subcommand
initCreates a master config file in the current directory
unpackExtracts a moodle zip file, filters a moodle csv for the given group and initializes a slave config in the new directory
repackRepacks the zip for upload to Moodle and constructs a grading worksheet using the slave config
gradeAssigns a grade to a group. It is also able to infer the group number if you're currently in its directory.
setup-fetchSaves the course ID to the master config and a Moodle API token to the user's keyring.
fetchFetches an assignment's submissions (no parameters/interactive)
pushPublishes grades (can only be used with fetch - not with unpack!!!)

Examples

Example 1: Plain usage with CSV and ZIP

# cd to your master directorycd master
# init kasm (just once for multiple sheets!)# let's say we have group 01
kasm init -g 01
# unpack sheet 01
kasm unpack -s 01 -z /path/to/moodle.zip -c /path/to/moodle.csv
# look at group 01's filescd'unpack_01/Übungsgruppe 01 -- Abgabeteam 01'
...
# grade group 01 with 16,384 (while inside its folder)
kasm grade 16,384
# grade group 02 with 8,192 (while inside any folder inside the unpack_XX folder)
kasm grade 8,192 02
# go back to master folder and repack sheet 01cd ../../
kasm repack 01

Example 2: Autofetch workflow

# cd to your master directorycd master
# setup the autofetch workflow (needs course ID and moodle token)
kasm fetch-setup
# fetch some assignment (interactive)
kasm fetch
# look at group 01's filescd'unpack_01/Übungsgruppe 01 -- Abgabeteam 01'
...
# grade group 01 with 16,384 (while inside its folder)
kasm grade 16,384
# publish grades AUTOMAGICALLY
kasm push
# go back to master and repack (ONLY the ZIP file will get# repacked if you use autofetch)cd ../../
kasm repack 01

Plans

Immediate Future

All of these would be better off as script-hooks

  • Recursively extract zips [CANCELED]
  • Prepend all extracted PDFs with e.g. a grading table [CANCELED]
  • Generate said grading table dynamically (LaTeX/Handlebars) [CANCELED]

Soon™

  • Add script hooks
  • Support unpacking groups and then repacking groups
  • Support unpacking individuals and then repacking individuals
  • Support unpacking individuals and then groupping them

Would be cool at some point I guess

  • Hardcode less stuff. Things like target directory names should be handled e.g. by Handlebars to make everything more easily modifiable for special cases (and if Moodle breaks again)
  • Automatically download submissions (Moodle API + Token + Page ID) (Only G2G for now)
  • Automatically publish grades (Only G2G for now)
  • Automatically upload feedback

Limitations

  • Expects the moodle csv header to be in German. To change, edit src/gradingtable.rs and recompile.
  • No support for nested directiories inside teams' folders when repacking (probably not a problem).
  • As discussed above, only group -> individual/group mapping is currently implemented.

License

Licensed under EUPL-1.2-or-later. See license.

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kasm (is) Another Submission Multitool (for Moodle). Pronounced chasm. Made for terminal warriors.

Installation

Just grab a release for your OS and put it in a path covered by $PATH (or equiv.) e.g. via

sudo install -Dm 0755 kasm /usr/local/bin/kasm

Alternatively, grab the source and build/install it with cargo:

cargo install --locked --path .

Usage

Video Examples

Brief overview

  • The initialization procedure creates a reusable master config, which contains info such as
    • Your exercise group id
    • The regex to match groups against
    • The structure of the zip (are we expecting groupped folders in it?)
    • A filter (regex) to only repack certain files.

You then have the choice between two workflows.

1. CSV & ZIP Workflow

  • In the master directory, you create a slave by kasm unpack. It contains
    • A slave config (grades.toml)
    • The submission folders
    • The filtered grading worksheet csv
  • To assign grades, use kasm grade or edit the grades.toml file.
    • kasm grade will infer the team automagically if you're inside its subfolder
    • IMPORTANT! Always use the format Moodle expects (especially the decimal separator). kasm doesn't parse your inputs. They are taken at face-value as strings.
    • kasm repack (in the master directory) packs the feedback into a zip file (feedback_$SHEET_$TIMESTAMP.zip) and grades into grades_$SHEET_$TIMESTAMP.csv. Just upload these at the appropriate place in Moodle.

2. Autofetch Workflow

  • Run kasm setup-fetch once to
    1. define a course ID (look at the URL in your browser)
    2. save your Moodle Token to your OS's keyring (You can find the token under Moodle > Settings > Tokens > Moodle Mobile Mobile Service)
  • Fetch an assignment using kasm fetch
    • fetch will display a list of assignments to select from.
  • Grade using kasm grade
  • Publish your grades automatically using kasm push
  • Repack your feedback zip using kasm repack (in the master directory)
    • Note: kasm repack will NOT produce a .csv with Autofetch. You'll need to use kasm push to publish grades.

Command line

kasm currently has 8 subcommands

SubcommandExplanation
helpGet help for kasm or for any other subcommand
initCreates a master config file in the current directory
unpackExtracts a moodle zip file, filters a moodle csv for the given group and initializes a slave config in the new directory
repackRepacks the zip for upload to Moodle and constructs a grading worksheet using the slave config
gradeAssigns a grade to a group. It is also able to infer the group number if you're currently in its directory.
setup-fetchSaves the course ID to the master config and a Moodle API token to the user's keyring.
fetchFetches an assignment's submissions (no parameters/interactive)
pushPublishes grades (can only be used with fetch - not with unpack!!!)

Examples

Example 1: Plain usage with CSV and ZIP

# cd to your master directorycd master
# init kasm (just once for multiple sheets!)# let's say we have group 01
kasm init -g 01
# unpack sheet 01
kasm unpack -s 01 -z /path/to/moodle.zip -c /path/to/moodle.csv
# look at group 01's filescd'unpack_01/Übungsgruppe 01 -- Abgabeteam 01'
...
# grade group 01 with 16,384 (while inside its folder)
kasm grade 16,384
# grade group 02 with 8,192 (while inside any folder inside the unpack_XX folder)
kasm grade 8,192 02
# go back to master folder and repack sheet 01cd ../../
kasm repack 01

Example 2: Autofetch workflow

# cd to your master directorycd master
# setup the autofetch workflow (needs course ID and moodle token)
kasm fetch-setup
# fetch some assignment (interactive)
kasm fetch
# look at group 01's filescd'unpack_01/Übungsgruppe 01 -- Abgabeteam 01'
...
# grade group 01 with 16,384 (while inside its folder)
kasm grade 16,384
# publish grades AUTOMAGICALLY
kasm push
# go back to master and repack (ONLY the ZIP file will get# repacked if you use autofetch)cd ../../
kasm repack 01

Plans

Immediate Future

All of these would be better off as script-hooks

  • Recursively extract zips [CANCELED]
  • Prepend all extracted PDFs with e.g. a grading table [CANCELED]
  • Generate said grading table dynamically (LaTeX/Handlebars) [CANCELED]

Soon™

  • Add script hooks
  • Support unpacking groups and then repacking groups
  • Support unpacking individuals and then repacking individuals
  • Support unpacking individuals and then groupping them

Would be cool at some point I guess

  • Hardcode less stuff. Things like target directory names should be handled e.g. by Handlebars to make everything more easily modifiable for special cases (and if Moodle breaks again)
  • Automatically download submissions (Moodle API + Token + Page ID) (Only G2G for now)
  • Automatically publish grades (Only G2G for now)
  • Automatically upload feedback

Limitations

  • Expects the moodle csv header to be in German. To change, edit src/gradingtable.rs and recompile.
  • No support for nested directiories inside teams' folders when repacking (probably not a problem).
  • As discussed above, only group -> individual/group mapping is currently implemented.

License

Licensed under EUPL-1.2-or-later. See license.

About

A moodle submission multitool that automates a lot of handwork for tutors. Code documentation coming soon.

Topics

Resources

Stars

1 star

Watchers

1 watching

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, 'i'); if (__m === '*' || __re.test(location.href)) { injectUserscript("// Remove or un-stick sticky/fixed headers that block content\n(function() {\n function unstick() {\n document.querySelectorAll('header, nav, [role=\"banner\"], .header, .navbar, .sticky, .fixed-top, [style*=\"position: fixed\"], [style*=\"position:sticky\"]').forEach(function(el) {\n if (el.style.position === 'fixed' || el.style.position === 'sticky' || \n getComputedStyle(el).position === 'fixed' || getComputedStyle(el).position === 'sticky') {\n el.style.position = 'static';\n el.style.top = 'auto';\n el.style.zIndex = 'auto';\n }\n });\n }\n \n unstick();\n \n var observer = new MutationObserver(unstick);\n observer.observe(document.body, { childList: true, subtree: true, attributes: true, attributeFilter: ['style', 'class'] });\n})();", "Kill Sticky Headers"); } } catch(__e) { console.warn('[Userscript:Kill Sticky Headers]', __e); } })(); (function(){ try { var __m = "*"; var __re = new RegExp('^' + ".*" + '
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kasm (is) Another Submission Multitool (for Moodle). Pronounced chasm. Made for terminal warriors.

Installation

Just grab a release for your OS and put it in a path covered by $PATH (or equiv.) e.g. via

sudo install -Dm 0755 kasm /usr/local/bin/kasm

Alternatively, grab the source and build/install it with cargo:

cargo install --locked --path .

Usage

Video Examples

Brief overview

  • The initialization procedure creates a reusable master config, which contains info such as
    • Your exercise group id
    • The regex to match groups against
    • The structure of the zip (are we expecting groupped folders in it?)
    • A filter (regex) to only repack certain files.

You then have the choice between two workflows.

1. CSV & ZIP Workflow

  • In the master directory, you create a slave by kasm unpack. It contains
    • A slave config (grades.toml)
    • The submission folders
    • The filtered grading worksheet csv
  • To assign grades, use kasm grade or edit the grades.toml file.
    • kasm grade will infer the team automagically if you're inside its subfolder
    • IMPORTANT! Always use the format Moodle expects (especially the decimal separator). kasm doesn't parse your inputs. They are taken at face-value as strings.
    • kasm repack (in the master directory) packs the feedback into a zip file (feedback_$SHEET_$TIMESTAMP.zip) and grades into grades_$SHEET_$TIMESTAMP.csv. Just upload these at the appropriate place in Moodle.

2. Autofetch Workflow

  • Run kasm setup-fetch once to
    1. define a course ID (look at the URL in your browser)
    2. save your Moodle Token to your OS's keyring (You can find the token under Moodle > Settings > Tokens > Moodle Mobile Mobile Service)
  • Fetch an assignment using kasm fetch
    • fetch will display a list of assignments to select from.
  • Grade using kasm grade
  • Publish your grades automatically using kasm push
  • Repack your feedback zip using kasm repack (in the master directory)
    • Note: kasm repack will NOT produce a .csv with Autofetch. You'll need to use kasm push to publish grades.

Command line

kasm currently has 8 subcommands

SubcommandExplanation
helpGet help for kasm or for any other subcommand
initCreates a master config file in the current directory
unpackExtracts a moodle zip file, filters a moodle csv for the given group and initializes a slave config in the new directory
repackRepacks the zip for upload to Moodle and constructs a grading worksheet using the slave config
gradeAssigns a grade to a group. It is also able to infer the group number if you're currently in its directory.
setup-fetchSaves the course ID to the master config and a Moodle API token to the user's keyring.
fetchFetches an assignment's submissions (no parameters/interactive)
pushPublishes grades (can only be used with fetch - not with unpack!!!)

Examples

Example 1: Plain usage with CSV and ZIP

# cd to your master directorycd master
# init kasm (just once for multiple sheets!)# let's say we have group 01
kasm init -g 01
# unpack sheet 01
kasm unpack -s 01 -z /path/to/moodle.zip -c /path/to/moodle.csv
# look at group 01's filescd'unpack_01/Übungsgruppe 01 -- Abgabeteam 01'
...
# grade group 01 with 16,384 (while inside its folder)
kasm grade 16,384
# grade group 02 with 8,192 (while inside any folder inside the unpack_XX folder)
kasm grade 8,192 02
# go back to master folder and repack sheet 01cd ../../
kasm repack 01

Example 2: Autofetch workflow

# cd to your master directorycd master
# setup the autofetch workflow (needs course ID and moodle token)
kasm fetch-setup
# fetch some assignment (interactive)
kasm fetch
# look at group 01's filescd'unpack_01/Übungsgruppe 01 -- Abgabeteam 01'
...
# grade group 01 with 16,384 (while inside its folder)
kasm grade 16,384
# publish grades AUTOMAGICALLY
kasm push
# go back to master and repack (ONLY the ZIP file will get# repacked if you use autofetch)cd ../../
kasm repack 01

Plans

Immediate Future

All of these would be better off as script-hooks

  • Recursively extract zips [CANCELED]
  • Prepend all extracted PDFs with e.g. a grading table [CANCELED]
  • Generate said grading table dynamically (LaTeX/Handlebars) [CANCELED]

Soon™

  • Add script hooks
  • Support unpacking groups and then repacking groups
  • Support unpacking individuals and then repacking individuals
  • Support unpacking individuals and then groupping them

Would be cool at some point I guess

  • Hardcode less stuff. Things like target directory names should be handled e.g. by Handlebars to make everything more easily modifiable for special cases (and if Moodle breaks again)
  • Automatically download submissions (Moodle API + Token + Page ID) (Only G2G for now)
  • Automatically publish grades (Only G2G for now)
  • Automatically upload feedback

Limitations

  • Expects the moodle csv header to be in German. To change, edit src/gradingtable.rs and recompile.
  • No support for nested directiories inside teams' folders when repacking (probably not a problem).
  • As discussed above, only group -> individual/group mapping is currently implemented.

License

Licensed under EUPL-1.2-or-later. See license.

About

A moodle submission multitool that automates a lot of handwork for tutors. Code documentation coming soon.

Topics

Resources

Stars

1 star

Watchers

1 watching

Forks

Releases

Packages

Used by

Contributors

Languages

, 'i'); if (__m === '*' || __re.test(location.href)) { injectUserscript("// Universal Dark Mode - works on any site\n(function() {\n var enabled = true;\n \n function applyDarkMode() {\n if (!enabled) return;\n \n // Create style element if it doesn't exist\n var style = document.getElementById('universal-dark-mode-style');\n if (!style) {\n style = document.createElement('style');\n style.id = 'universal-dark-mode-style';\n document.head.appendChild(style);\n }\n \n // Dark mode CSS - inverts colors but preserves images/video\n style.textContent = '\n /* Invert everything except media */\n html {\n filter: invert(1) hue-rotate(180deg) !important;\n background: #1a1a2e !important;\n }\n \n /* Restore images, videos, iframes, canvas */\n img, video, iframe, canvas, svg, picture, [style*=\"background-image\"] {\n filter: invert(1) hue-rotate(180deg) !important;\n }\n \n /* Preserve specific elements that should not be inverted */\n .no-dark-mode, .no-dark-mode *,\n [data-theme=\"light\"], [data-theme=\"light\"],\n .ace_editor, .ace_editor *,\n .CodeMirror, .CodeMirror *,\n .monaco-editor, .monaco-editor *,\n .markdown-body pre, .markdown-body pre *,\n .highlight, .highlight *,\n pre code, pre code * {\n filter: none !important;\n }\n \n /* Fix common UI elements */\n .modal, .popup, .dropdown-menu, .tooltip, .popover {\n filter: invert(1) hue-rotate(180deg) !important;\n background: #2d2d44 !important;\n border-color: #444 !important;\n }\n \n /* Scrollbars */\n ::-webkit-scrollbar { background: #1a1a2e !important; }\n ::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { background: #444 !important; }\n ::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb:hover { background: #555 !important; }\n \n /* Selection */\n ::selection { background: #4ecdc4 !important; color: #1a1a2e !important; }\n ::-moz-selection { background: #4ecdc4 !important; color: #1a1a2e !important; }\n ';\n }\n \n function removeDarkMode() {\n var style = document.getElementById('universal-dark-mode-style');\n if (style) style.remove();\n }\n \n // Toggle with Alt+Shift+D\n document.addEventListener('keydown', function(e) {\n if (e.altKey && e.shiftKey && e.key === 'D') {\n e.preventDefault();\n enabled = !enabled;\n if (enabled) {\n applyDarkMode();\n console.log('[Universal Dark Mode] Enabled');\n } else {\n removeDarkMode();\n console.log('[Universal Dark Mode] Disabled');\n }\n }\n });\n \n // Apply on load\n applyDarkMode();\n \n // Re-apply on dynamic content\n var observer = new MutationObserver(function(mutations) {\n if (enabled && !document.getElementById('universal-dark-mode-style')) {\n applyDarkMode();\n }\n });\n observer.observe(document.head, { childList: true });\n \n console.log('[Universal Dark Mode] Loaded - Press Alt+Shift+D to toggle');\n})();", "Universal Dark Mode"); } } catch(__e) { console.warn('[Userscript:Universal Dark Mode]', __e); } })(); })();
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kasm (is) Another Submission Multitool (for Moodle). Pronounced chasm. Made for terminal warriors.

Installation

Just grab a release for your OS and put it in a path covered by $PATH (or equiv.) e.g. via

sudo install -Dm 0755 kasm /usr/local/bin/kasm

Alternatively, grab the source and build/install it with cargo:

cargo install --locked --path .

Usage

Video Examples

Brief overview

  • The initialization procedure creates a reusable master config, which contains info such as
    • Your exercise group id
    • The regex to match groups against
    • The structure of the zip (are we expecting groupped folders in it?)
    • A filter (regex) to only repack certain files.

You then have the choice between two workflows.

1. CSV & ZIP Workflow

  • In the master directory, you create a slave by kasm unpack. It contains
    • A slave config (grades.toml)
    • The submission folders
    • The filtered grading worksheet csv
  • To assign grades, use kasm grade or edit the grades.toml file.
    • kasm grade will infer the team automagically if you're inside its subfolder
    • IMPORTANT! Always use the format Moodle expects (especially the decimal separator). kasm doesn't parse your inputs. They are taken at face-value as strings.
    • kasm repack (in the master directory) packs the feedback into a zip file (feedback_$SHEET_$TIMESTAMP.zip) and grades into grades_$SHEET_$TIMESTAMP.csv. Just upload these at the appropriate place in Moodle.

2. Autofetch Workflow

  • Run kasm setup-fetch once to
    1. define a course ID (look at the URL in your browser)
    2. save your Moodle Token to your OS's keyring (You can find the token under Moodle > Settings > Tokens > Moodle Mobile Mobile Service)
  • Fetch an assignment using kasm fetch
    • fetch will display a list of assignments to select from.
  • Grade using kasm grade
  • Publish your grades automatically using kasm push
  • Repack your feedback zip using kasm repack (in the master directory)
    • Note: kasm repack will NOT produce a .csv with Autofetch. You'll need to use kasm push to publish grades.

Command line

kasm currently has 8 subcommands

SubcommandExplanation
helpGet help for kasm or for any other subcommand
initCreates a master config file in the current directory
unpackExtracts a moodle zip file, filters a moodle csv for the given group and initializes a slave config in the new directory
repackRepacks the zip for upload to Moodle and constructs a grading worksheet using the slave config
gradeAssigns a grade to a group. It is also able to infer the group number if you're currently in its directory.
setup-fetchSaves the course ID to the master config and a Moodle API token to the user's keyring.
fetchFetches an assignment's submissions (no parameters/interactive)
pushPublishes grades (can only be used with fetch - not with unpack!!!)

Examples

Example 1: Plain usage with CSV and ZIP

# cd to your master directorycd master
# init kasm (just once for multiple sheets!)# let's say we have group 01
kasm init -g 01
# unpack sheet 01
kasm unpack -s 01 -z /path/to/moodle.zip -c /path/to/moodle.csv
# look at group 01's filescd'unpack_01/Übungsgruppe 01 -- Abgabeteam 01'
...
# grade group 01 with 16,384 (while inside its folder)
kasm grade 16,384
# grade group 02 with 8,192 (while inside any folder inside the unpack_XX folder)
kasm grade 8,192 02
# go back to master folder and repack sheet 01cd ../../
kasm repack 01

Example 2: Autofetch workflow

# cd to your master directorycd master
# setup the autofetch workflow (needs course ID and moodle token)
kasm fetch-setup
# fetch some assignment (interactive)
kasm fetch
# look at group 01's filescd'unpack_01/Übungsgruppe 01 -- Abgabeteam 01'
...
# grade group 01 with 16,384 (while inside its folder)
kasm grade 16,384
# publish grades AUTOMAGICALLY
kasm push
# go back to master and repack (ONLY the ZIP file will get# repacked if you use autofetch)cd ../../
kasm repack 01

Plans

Immediate Future

All of these would be better off as script-hooks

  • Recursively extract zips [CANCELED]
  • Prepend all extracted PDFs with e.g. a grading table [CANCELED]
  • Generate said grading table dynamically (LaTeX/Handlebars) [CANCELED]

Soon™

  • Add script hooks
  • Support unpacking groups and then repacking groups
  • Support unpacking individuals and then repacking individuals
  • Support unpacking individuals and then groupping them

Would be cool at some point I guess

  • Hardcode less stuff. Things like target directory names should be handled e.g. by Handlebars to make everything more easily modifiable for special cases (and if Moodle breaks again)
  • Automatically download submissions (Moodle API + Token + Page ID) (Only G2G for now)
  • Automatically publish grades (Only G2G for now)
  • Automatically upload feedback

Limitations

  • Expects the moodle csv header to be in German. To change, edit src/gradingtable.rs and recompile.
  • No support for nested directiories inside teams' folders when repacking (probably not a problem).
  • As discussed above, only group -> individual/group mapping is currently implemented.

License

Licensed under EUPL-1.2-or-later. See license.

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A moodle submission multitool that automates a lot of handwork for tutors. Code documentation coming soon.

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