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Browser-compatible API for interacting with JIIT (Jaypee Institute of Information Technology) WebPortal. Bypasses CAPTCHA :)
because manually checking attendance is destroying my mental health fr fr (and because i'm running out of "why did I even do that" moments)
a browser-compatible javascript wrapper that lets you programmatically interact with JIIT's web portal. one must imagine the developer happy.
god knew i'd be too powerful if I could solve captchas everyday so here we are
first import the WebPortal
class inside a <script type="module">
tag:
import { WebPortal } from 'https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/jsjiit@0.0.15/dist/jsjiit.min.esm.js';
[!IMPORTANT] if this version causes issues, use the latest version from the cdn (even if i forget to update these docs). use the npm link to find the latest version number.
then let's speedrun this depression:
// create your portal buddy (they won't leave you like she did)
const portal = new WebPortal();
// login (fingers crossed bestie)
await portal.student_login('your_username', 'your_password');
// check grades (don't)
const gradeCardSems = await portal.get_semesters_for_grade_card();
const latestSem = gradeCardSems[0];
const grades = await portal.get_grade_card(latestSem);
// get attendance (prepare for disappointment)
const meta = await portal.get_attendance_meta();
const sem = meta.latest_semester();
const header = meta.latest_header();
const attendance = await portal.get_attendance(header, sem);
// Get attendace for every class of a subject
const subjectIndex = 1;
let subjectid = attendance["studentattendancelist"][subjectIndex]["subjectid"];
let individualsubjectcode = attendance["studentattendancelist"][subjectIndex]["individualsubjectcode"];
const possibleComponentCodes = ["Lsubjectcomponentid", "Psubjectcomponentid", "Tsubjectcomponentid"]
let subjectcomponentids = [];
for (let possibleComponentCode of possibleComponentCodes) {
if (attendance["studentattendancelist"][subjectIndex][possibleComponentCode]) {
subjectcomponentids.push(attendance["studentattendancelist"][subjectIndex][possibleComponentCode]);
}
}
let subjectAttendance = await portal.get_subject_daily_attendance(sem, subjectid, individualsubjectcode, subjectcomponentids);
// Check SGPA & CGPA
const sgpaCgpa = await portal.get_sgpa_cgpa();
// Download marks for a semester
const marksSems = await portal.get_semesters_for_marks();
const previousSem = marksSems[1];
const marks = await portal.download_marks(previousSem);
// Get registered subjects & faculties for a semester
const registerdSems = await portal.get_registered_semesters();
const latestSem = registerdSems[0];
const registeredSubjects = await portal.get_registered_subjects_and_faculties(latestSem);
// Get Exam Schedule & Venue
const examSems = await portal.get_semesters_for_exam_events();
const latestSem = examSems[0];
const examEvents = await portal.get_exam_events(latestSem);
const examSchedule = await portal.get_exam_schedule(examEvents[0]);
// Get Personal info like name, address ...
const personalInfo = await portal.get_personal_info();
if this wrapper helped you avoid a mental breakdown, consider starring the repo (parasocial validation appreciated)
not liable for any emotional damage caused by viewing your attendance. that's between you and god fr
massive shoutout to codelif for creating pyjiit.
y'all should check out pyjiit, it's the original goat that made jsjiit possible.
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Browser-compatible API for interacting with JIIT (Jaypee Institute of Information Technology) WebPortal. Bypasses CAPTCHA :)
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