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pyjiit/registration.py. get_registered_subjects_and_faculties returns Registrations. Subject choice print is a raw dict.

RegisteredSubject#

Attribute	JSON key
`employee_name`	`employeename`
`employee_code`	`employeecode`
`minor_subject`	`minorsubject`
`remarks`	`remarks`
`stytype`	`stytype`
`credits`	`credits`
`subject_code`	`subjectcode`
`subject_component_code`	`subjectcomponentcode`
`subject_desc`	`subjectdesc`
`subject_id`	`subjectid`
`audtsubject`	`audtsubject`

from_json is positional, same order.

Registrations#

python

class Registrations:
    def __init__(self, resp: dict) -> None:
        self.raw_response = resp
        self.total_credits = resp["totalcreditpoints"]
        self.subjects = [RegisteredSubject.from_json(i) for i in resp["registrations"]]

classDiagram
  class RegisteredSubject {
    employee_name
    employee_code
    credits
    subject_code
    subject_desc
    from_json()
  }
  class Registrations {
    raw_response
    total_credits
    subjects
  }
  Registrations --> RegisteredSubject

How you get them#

flowchart LR
  List["get_registered_semesters"] --> Sem["Semester"]
  Sem --> Fac["get_registered_subjects_and_faculties"]
  Fac --> R["Registrations"]
  Sem --> Ch["get_subject_choices"]
  Ch --> Grid["subjectpreferencegrid"]

python

sem = w.get_registered_semesters()[0]
reg = w.get_registered_subjects_and_faculties(sem)
print(reg.total_credits)
print(reg.subjects[0].employee_name, reg.subjects[0].subject_code)

Usage docs show credits as floats (4.0, 22.5) even though the annotation is int.

Subject choices#

get_subject_choices(semester) is not a model. Comment in wrapper.py: if a subject is allocated, resp["response"]["subjectpreferencegrid"] is a list of dicts with subjectrunning == "Y".