GitRoom Manager allows instructors to more easily manage a GitHub-based virtual classroom. From within the program, the user can:
- Initialize student repositories, locally and remotely, from a CSV roster and a local master repository
- Add students to an existing course
- Add administrators to the course (other instructors)
- Associate each student with a personal private repository
- Update student repositories with new course content
- Pull from/push to student repositories
- Grade assignments
- Python >= 3.3
- Git >= 2.0
- Ownership of a GitHub Classroom
- GitHub Personal Token with full permissions
- Class roster with columns for student: first name, last name, GitHub ID
To install the grm module, clone the repository to your local
machine and cd into the top-level directory. From the terminal,
type:
python setup.py install
NOTE: You may need to use python3 or python3.x in place of
python in order to utilize a Python 3.x installation.
You may also install with pip:
pip install grmNOTE: Depending on your installation may need to use pip3 in place of
pip.
You can call GitRoom Manager from within an interactive Python session by calling:
import grm
grm.main()The installation also adds an executable script to your path. You can call GitRoom Manager from terminal using:
$ gitroomNOTE: The command line script is just a wrapper for the first set of
commands above. The script searches your environment for your Python 3.x
interpreter. If it cannot find it, the script may revert to your system
Python interpreter---which is often 2.x---and may fail. If you have
trouble with the command line script, first make sure that your Python
3.x interpreter is in your system path and callable by python3.
A more complete manual for GitRoom Manager can be found at btskinner.io/grm