ekTUI

As I’m a student, I am forced to use a locally developed, google-classroom-like platform, ‘e-klase’. In short, I just don’t like its frontend. Therefore I have set out to develop a wrapper for its API with a TUI written rust. For now I see this as a project I can learn/practice rust on.

This project uses AI

Used jetbrains IDE’s (RustRover) “machine learning-assisted” code completion

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ValixT worked on ekTUI

6 days ago

1h 27m logged

Refactored my single rust file into 3 rust files,
Implemented a feature I skipped from last time,
Finally moved my temporary test credentials into a .env file, and published my project on github

ValixT worked on ekTUI

7 days ago

3h 35m logged

So I finally got the ‘diary’(schedule] parsing to work for the most part.
Now is likely the time for me to refactor my project which as of writing this has 560 lines of code in a single file. I will try to split into multiple files…

ValixT worked on ekTUI

8 days ago

3h 5m logged

I finally understood how profile selection works on the api.

Despite a post request with a profile id being sent to a profile/switch endpoint, the profile selection actually is actually based on requests X-Profile-Id header. Figuring that out took way longer than expected.

ValixT worked on ekTUI

11 days ago

1h 8m logged

added a working higher level GET method that checks for expired authentication and reauthenticates if needed. Had some trouble with responses being plain gibberish. It was that way because of the ‘Accept-Encoding’ header I had be the same as the one sent from a browser; removing that solved the problem

ValixT worked on ekTUI

13 days ago

1h 32m logged

I have finally managed to implement authentication based on username/password. Took longer than expected.

Not sure what to attach, so here’s the current debug output of the program

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