Goptivum

Overview

Goptivum is a modern replacement for the legacy schedule generator program from Vulcan, named Optivum. It is designed to scrape schedule data from zsem.edu.pl/plany and provide data persistence, an improved (definitely) UI/UX, and a publicly available API with Server-Sent Events (SSE). This project is intended to be used as a replacement for my school's version of the software, but can easily (the scraper package) be modified to work with other school's versions of that software.

Note: Vulcan (hawk-tuah) is a very evil and greedy corporation and actively blocks open-source projects, making it difficult for developers to create alternatives to their poorly made software. For more information on this situation I suggest you visit this site czyvulcanapojebalo.pl

Features

• Data Scraping: Scrapes schedule data from zsem.edu.pl/plany.
• Data Persistence: Ensures data availability even if the source site is down.
• Modern UI/UX: Provides a way better user interface and experience.
• Public API: Offers a publicly available API with SSE for real-time updates.

Usage

You can currently use the application by visiting zsem.smuggr.xyz. Please note that the site may be down occasionally for maintenance as it is self-hosted.

Deployment

To deploy GOptivum, you need to download a precompiled binary or compile it from source. The following tools are required:

• Go (version >1.23.1)
• Make
• Node.js
• Vite
• rsync (for deploying to the server)

Important: Before using the make deploy command, edit the credentials in the Makefile to match your server setup.

Steps to Deploy

1. Clone the Repository

git clone https://github.com/smugg99/goptivum.git
cd goptivum

2. Build the application

make

3. Deploy to Server

make deploy

API Endpoints

The API provides several endpoints for accessing and managing schedule data, weather, and other related resources.

Health Check

• [GET] - /api/v1/health/ping Returns a basic health check response to confirm the API is running.

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Schedule Data

Divisions

• [GET] - /api/v1/divisions/ Retrieves the list of all divisions.
• [GET] - /api/v1/division/{index} Retrieves the schedule for a specific division by its index.

Teachers

• [GET] - /api/v1/teachers/ Retrieves the list of all teachers.
• [GET] - /api/v1/teacher/{index} Retrieves the schedule for a specific teacher by their index.

Rooms

• [GET] - /api/v1/rooms/ Retrieves the list of all rooms.
• [GET] - /api/v1/room/{index} Retrieves the schedule for a specific room by its index.

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Events

Provides real-time updates using Server-Sent Events (SSE).

• [GET] - /api/v1/events/divisions Sends updates for divisions.
• [GET] - /api/v1/events/teachers Sends updates for teachers.
• [GET] - /api/v1/events/rooms Sends updates for rooms.

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Weather

• [GET] - /api/v1/weather/forecast Retrieves the weather forecast for the next 3 days.
• [GET] - /api/v1/weather/current Retrieves the current weather information.

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Air Quality

• [GET] - /api/v1/air/current Retrieves current air pollution data.

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Note: The API supports the application/protobuf response format for efficient data serialization. Clients can specify this format in the Accept header of their requests (JSON is the default format). Also, replace {index} with the specific index of the resource you want to query (e.g., division, teacher, or room).

TODO for V1.1.0

• Enhance error handling and logging (including analytics) throughout the application.
• Optimize the deployment process and documentation.
• Implement user authentication and authorization for the API.
• Add more detailed API documentation and examples.
• Create a Dockerfile for easier deployment.

Contributions

Contributions to the project are very welcome! If you can make the scraper more generic and capable of working with more versions of the Optivum software, it would be highly appreciated. Feel free to fork the repository, submit pull requests, or reach out with your ideas and improvements.

Gallery

Home

Divisions List

Division Schedule

Mobile Versions

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.