dlool-sdk

Dlool

A digital and colloborative homework book

What is Dlool?

Dlool is the digital version of a homework book. And it is collaborative. Classical homework books have a lot of problems, also a lot of people use tablets in school and don't have any folders but still an analog homework book. With Dlool there is a good solution to this problem. There are even more problems here is a table with some problems:

Problem	Solution
Everyone in a class writes down the same	Dlool is collaborative, all entries from one class are available for everyone
They are not very good for the environment	Dlool is digital, no paper is needed.
They are not very practical	Dlool is available on all devices.
Entries are not very structured	Dlool has a structured entry system.
When you lose your homework book	Dlool is digital, you can't lose it.
Every year you need a new homework book	Dlool can be used for multiple years.
You are locked into a specific brand	Dlool is free and open source. With dlool you can export your data to ical or todo.txt.
Homework, tests and notes are not separate	Dlool has a different system for homework, tests and notes. Everything is sperated but still in one place and easy to find.

SDK

This is the new Dlool SDK for JavaScript and TypeScript. As it is still very early you may encounter some bugs, not all features are implemented and the documentation is not complete. If you find a bug or have a feature request please open an issue. Also note that the SDK isn't stable yet and may change in the future.

Usage

1. Install the SDK with npm install dlool-sdk or yarn add dlool-sdk
2. Import the SDK with import { Dlool } from "dlool-sdk";
3. Create a new Dlool instance like this:

   const dlool = new Dlool();
   

Documentation

Some parts of the documentation are already available. You can find them on the GitHub Wiki.

Contributing

Feel free to open PR - it doesn't matter if it's a bug fix, a new feature or just a typo.

1. Fork the repository
2. Clone the forked repository
3. Install the dependencies with pnpm i
4. Make your changes and write tests for them
5. Test your changes with pnpm test and pnpm lint
6. Create a pull request