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@dhasegan LGTM. Not much to review here. |
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Crawled for courses for both "Portfolio as of 2015" and "Portfolio as of 2013/14". Merged them together. Have to create some code that doesn't add them both.
Then parsed the details from campus net. I ignored all the modules work, so I just parsed for courses. Which is OK but not ideal. Who has time to write it properly?
Then spent a crusade to find the get_users script. Found it in jcollege (whoisjack) repo. Cannot run it because i dont have an account, so no VPN.
Deleted the images and the data from professors (we have to anyway parse again)
Ideally it would be cool to have the scripts properly written with arguments, have a readme and then just call a script
./get_me_data.pyand prepares everything for the populator. But we don't live in that world.