Joint-Teapot/README.md
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* feat: create-issues allows reading from file

* feat: create-issues allows regex for repo names

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# Joint Teapot
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A handy tool for TAs in JI to handle works through [Gitea](https://focs.ji.sjtu.edu.cn/git/), [Canvas](https://umjicanvas.com/), [JOJ](https://joj.sjtu.edu.cn/) and [Mattermost](https://focs.ji.sjtu.edu.cn/mm/). Joint is related to JI and also this tool which join websites together. Teapot means to hold Gitea, inspired by [@nichujie](https://github.com/nichujie).
This tool is still under heavy development. The docs may not be updated on time, and all the features are provided with the probability to change.
## Getting Started
### Setup venv (Optional)
```bash
python3 -m venv env # you only need to do that once
# each time when you need this venv, if on Linux / macOS use
source env/bin/activate
# or this if on Windows
source env/Scripts/activate
```
### Install
```bash
pip3 install -e .
cp .env.example .env && vi .env # configure environment
joint-teapot --help
```
### For developers
```bash
pip3 install -r requirements-dev.txt
pre-commit install
pytest -svv
```
## Commands & Features
### `archive-all-repos`
archive all repos in gitea organization
### `check-issues`
check the existence of issue by title on gitea
### `checkout-releases`
checkout git repo to git tag fetched from gitea by release name, with due date
### `clone-all-repos`
clone all gitea repos to local
### `close-all-issues`
close all issues and pull requests in gitea organization
### `create-channels-on-mm`
create channels for student groups according to group information on gitea. Optionally specify a prefix to ignore all repos whose names do not start with it. Optionally specify a suffix to add to all channels created.
Example: `python3 -m joint_teapot create_channels_for_groups --prefix p1 -suffix -private` will fetch all repos whose names start with `"p1"` and create channels on mm for these repos like "p1team1-private". Members of a repo will be added to the corresponding channel.
### `create-issues`
create issues on gitea. Specify a list of repos (use `--regex` to match against list of patterns), a title, and a body (use `--file` to read from file), in this order.
Examples (run both with `python3 -m joint_teapot create-issues`):
- `pgroup-08 pgroup-17 "Hurry up" "You are running out of time"` will create an issue in these two pgroups.
- `--regex "^pgroup" "Final submission" --file "./issues/final-submission.md"` will create an issue in all pgroups, with body content read from said file.
### `create-personal-repos`
create personal repos on gitea for all canvas students
### `create-teams`
create teams on gitea by canvas groups
### `create-webhooks-for-mm`
Create a pair of webhooks on gitea and mm for all student groups on gitea, and configure them so that updates on gitea will be pushed to the mm channel. Optionally specify a prefix to ignore all repos whose names do not start with it.
Example: `python3 -m joint_teapot create-webhooks-for-mm p1` will fetch all repos whose names start with `"p1"` and create two-way webhooks for these repos. All repos should already have same-name mm channels. If not, use `create-channels-on-mm` to create them.
### `get-no-collaborator-repos`
list all repos with no collaborators
### `get-public-keys`
list all public keys on gitea
### `get-repos-status`
list status of all repos with conditions
### `invite-to-teams`
invite all canvas students to gitea teams by team name
### `prepare-assignment-dir`
prepare assignment dir from extracted canvas "Download Submissions" zip
### `unsubscribe-from-repos`
Unsubscribe from all repos in the organization specified in the config file where the repo name matches a given regex expression.
Example: `python3 -m joint_teapot unsubscribe-from-repos '\d{12}$'` will remove all repos whose names end with a student ID number from your gitea subscription list. Refer to the Python `re` module docs for more info about regex.
### `upload-assignment-grades`
upload assignment grades to canvas from grade file (GRADE.txt by default), read the first line as grade, the rest as comments
## License
MIT