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blackboard2openrouter
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Generate OpenRouter API keys for students from Blackboard CSV exports.
This tool processes a Blackboard grade export CSV and creates OpenRouter API keys for each student, using their username and student ID.
npm install -g blackboard2openrouter
Or run directly with npx:
npx blackboard2openrouter@latest [options] <csv-file>
You need an OpenRouter.ai Provisioning API Key. Get one from your OpenRouter.ai account dashboard.
Set your provisioning key as an environment variable:
export OPENROUTER_PROVISIONING_KEY=your_provisioning_key_here
Or pass it via the --provisioning-key option.
blackboard2openrouter [options] <csv-file>
-l, --limit <amount> - Spending limit in US dollars (e.g., 15)-c, --course <code> - Course code without spaces (e.g., CCP555)-s, --section <section> - Section without spaces (e.g., NAA, NBB)-t, --term <term> - Term without spaces (e.g., fall, winter, summer, fall2025)-d, --date <date> - Issue date in YYYY-MM-DD format (default: today)-e, --email-domain <domain> - Email domain to use when creating email addresses (default: myseneca.ca)-o, --output <file> - Output CSV filename (default: auto-generated)--provisioning-key <key> - OpenRouter provisioning API key (or use OPENROUTER_PROVISIONING_KEY env var)The tool validates all options before processing:
@ symbol (e.g., myseneca.ca, not @myseneca.ca)YYYY-MM-DD format if providedThe following examples assume that you have already exported your course grade book in CSV format from Blackboard, producing a file with a name like:
gc_CCP555NAA.02834.2257_fullgc_2025-10-08-18-35-41.csv
# Export course CSV from Blackboard, then:
blackboard2openrouter \
--limit 15 \
--course CCP555 \
--section NAA \
--term fall2025 \
gc_CCP555NAA.02834.2257_fullgc_2025-10-08-18-35-41.csv
blackboard2openrouter \
--limit 20 \
--course DPS909 \
--section NBB \
--term winter2025 \
--output dps909-keys.csv \
gc_DPS909NBB.02834.2257_fullgc_2025-10-08-18-35-41.csv
blackboard2openrouter \
--limit 15 \
--course CCP555 \
--section NAA \
--term fall2025 \
--date 2025-09-01 \
gc_CCP555NAA.02834.2257_fullgc_2025-09-01.csv
blackboard2openrouter \
--limit 15 \
--course CCP555 \
--section NAA \
--term fall2025 \
--email-domain example.edu \
gc_CCP555NAA.02834.2257_fullgc_2025-09-01.csv
The tool expects a Blackboard CSV export with at least these columns:
Username - Student's username (required)Student ID - Student's ID number (required)Other columns (grades, names, etc.) are ignored.
The tool generates a CSV file compatible with openrouter-key-manager bulk operations.
The first three columns (name, key, hash) match the standard format, with additional student information columns at the end:
name - Full key name (email + tags + date)key - The actual API key (distribute to students)hash - Key hash for management operationsusername - Student's usernamestudentId - Student's IDemail - Generated email addressDefault Filename: {course}-{section}-{term}-{date}.csv
Note: The extra columns at the end are ignored by openrouter-key-manager bulk operations, making this file compatible with both tools.
Keys are automatically named using this format:
{email} {course} {section} {term} student {date}
The output CSV is fully compatible with openrouter-key-manager bulk operations:
# List all keys for a course
openrouter-key-manager list --pattern "*CCP555*"
# Generate usage report
openrouter-key-manager report --pattern "*CCP555*NAA*fall2025*"
# Increase limits mid-semester using the CSV file
openrouter-key-manager bulk-set-limit \
--limit 25 \
CCP555-NAA-fall2025-2025-09-01.csv -y
# Disable a student's key
openrouter-key-manager disable --pattern "studentname*" -y
# Rotate all keys at semester end
openrouter-key-manager bulk-rotate CCP555-NAA-fall2025-2025-09-01.csv -y
# Delete all keys using the CSV file
openrouter-key-manager bulk-delete CCP555-NAA-fall2025-2025-09-01.csv -y
In Blackboard:
blackboard2openrouter \
--limit 15 \
--course CCP555 \
--section NAA \
--term fall2025 \
gc_CCP555NAA.02834.2257_fullgc_2025-09-01.csv
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Generate OpenRouter API keys from Blackboard CSV exports
We found that blackboard2openrouter demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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