#NOTE This has since been forked and has been kept updated to accommodate newer lms versions. You can find it here: https://github.com/wethinkcode/student_scrips

WTC_Scripts

Some scripts I wrote to help me get through the reviews process quicker.

Do_review script 0.1

Setup:

• Download : https://github.com/Rulofvdm/WTC_Scrips/archive/main.zip
• Extract
• Run setup.sh

Use:

update_review_details.sh:

• Go to cd ~/.
• run ./update_reviews_info.sh
  YOU DON'T NEED TO RUN THIS IF YOU DON'T WANT IT. IT'S JUST USED TO HAVE AN EASY WAY TO ACCESS USERNAMES AND HASHES IN ONE PLACE
  NOTE: THIS TAKES A WHILE SO RUN IT IN A SEPERATE WINDOW
  THIS PUTS OUT THE OUTPUT OF ALL review_details COMMANDS IN A FILE FOR EASY ACCESS TO USERNAMES AND HASHES MIGHT BECOME OBSOLETE IF UNCLE WOLF IMPLEMENTS THE --oneline FEATURE (ಥ﹏ಥ)

do_review.sh(the useful one):

• Open a seperate terminal.
• Run ./do_review.sh
• Give reviewee username (This does nothing, yet, if you didn't run the update_review_details.sh)
• Give hash for example 0ecf910e-94a2-4b4d-a3d2-7cdace88c069
• Chrome is now opened with the review guidelines page.
• It now prompts to sync the folder. Only do this right before the review.
• VS Code is now opened at the synced directory.
• At this time you will probably do the actual review
  so tab away from the terminal you ran this in.
• When you're done with the review return to this terminal
  where you basically need to type in your comment and then grade
  which will then be automatically posted.
• After all that the repo is deleted as it would no longer be needed.

run_histories.sh:

• Well this is easy. Run it and witness all the histories of the pojects

generate_slack_usernames.sh:

• Oof, this one is nasty. So bascally it generates the slack usenames of the people you need to review. It does this from the file that update_review_details.sh creates. Usefull for the slack app, multidm, which is used to mass dm some people.