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web-untis-anonymous-api
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An easy-to-use API for webuntis that doesn't require any authentication.
to get started:
const untis = require('web-untis-anonymous-api');
// Screenshots below on how to find them
const schedule = new untis.Schedule({Element/ClassId}, "{SchoolId/Name}");
schedule.update((err, lessons) => {
for(const lesson of lessons) {
/**
* All available properties and functions
* var startTime = lesson.startTime;
* var endTime = lesson.endTime;
* var lessonId = lesson.lessonId
* var periods = lesson.periods;
* var cellState = lesson.getCellState();
* var Lesson = lesson.getLesson();
* var teacher = lesson.getTeacher();
* var oldLesson = lesson.getOldLesson();
* var oldTeacher = lesson.getOldTeacher();
*/
console.log(`${lesson.startTime} - ${lesson.endTime} | ${lesson.getLesson()} - ${lesson.getTeacher()}`)
}
})
SchoolId/name:
ElementId/ClassId:
FAQs
An API for webuntis that doesn't require any authentication
The npm package web-untis-anonymous-api receives a total of 3 weekly downloads. As such, web-untis-anonymous-api popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that web-untis-anonymous-api demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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