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Code written in Python finds the best possible schedule for volunteers while incorporating constrains and special requirements using CP-SAT Solver (Constraint Programming - boolean SATisfiability problem Solver).
Java version is in development.
Arranging volunteers for a helpline service for the period of one month.
There are three types of work that could be done on the same day:
Properties of each volunteer:
Each volunteer has to have 4 days between their shifts.
Maximize filled shifts.
Requires 64-bit Python 3.7
pip3 install helpline-scheduler
Select your language in config.py: EN/HU/CN
Alternatively you can create your XX language extension by creating the corresponding data_XX.csv and language_XX.py files.
Export corresponding data/data_XX.csv file into a spreadsheet, fill in your data, then export back into this file.
Execute the program from its directory:
python3 schedule.py
FAQs
Workshift scheduler for a helpline
We found that helpline-scheduler 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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