A wrapper to easily access IIUM's Course Schedule website data.
Thank you @PlashSpeed-Aiman for the code foundation.
dart pub get
dart test
to run test suite.Fetch of subjects for Kuliyyah of Economics for semester 1, 2021/2022 session:
// Create albiruni instance
Albiruni albiruni = Albiruni(semester: 1, session: "2021/2022");
// Use methods available in the classes
var (subjects, totalPage) = await albiruni.fetch("ECONS");
Supports both Undergraduate and Postgraduate studies. Pass the StudyGrade.ug
(default) or StudyGrade.pg
.
Albiruni(semester: 1, session: "2022/2023", studyGrade: StudyGrad.pg);
Put the subject course code in the course
parameter. The subject must be Albiruni-formatted, e.g. ABDC 1234
(see albiruni-formatted).
fetch("ECONS", course: "ECON 1140");
Here's some trick. Let's say you want to filter the courses for third-year subjects only, just provide the first digit and ignore the rest.
fetch("CCAC", course: "CCUB 3");
The course code must be in the following format: ABCD 1234
. The first four characters are the subject code, and the last four characters are the subject number. The space is required. In some cases, the course code format might be different but generally, it will look like this.
Lucky for you, .toAlbiruniFormat()
extension method will properly format the string for you. Useful when you're receiving input from the users etc.
var userInput = "ccub2621";
fetch("CCAC", course: userInput.toAlbiruniFormat()); // formatted: CCUB 2621
Parse subject data from JSON to Dart object, use fromJson()
constructor.
Example JSON:
{
"code": "CHEN 1212",
"sect": 1,
"title": "THERMODYNAMICS",
"chr": 2.0,
"venue": null,
"lect": [
"DR. MOHD. FIRDAUS BIN ABD. WAHAB",
"ASSOC. PROF. DR. NOR FADHILLAH BT. MOHAMED AZMIN"
],
"dayTime": [
{ "day": 1, "startTime": "11:30", "endTime": "12:50" },
{ "day": 3, "startTime": "11:30", "endTime": "12:50" }
]
}
Parse it like following:
var data = <yourjsonstring>
var subjects = Subject.fromJson(jsonDecode(data));
Similarly, you can convert Dart object to JSON using toJson()
method.
I think that's it for the basic usage of this library, of course, you can always discover more. You can drop your inquiries in issues if you have any. More examples can be found in the /example
folder.
XMLHttpRequest error or CORS error
Usually occurs if you're developing for the web. Set useProxy
flag to true. This will add a proxy layer between the client and the albiruni server.
fetch("ENGIN", course: "MCTE 3271", useProxy: true);
HandshakeException: CERTIFICATE_VERIFY_FAILED error.
This happens when the albiruni server has some certificate issues. Some clients might reject the requests. If you're in development, try this answer from SO.
Code | Name |
---|---|
IRKHS |
AHAS KIRKHS |
KAHS |
ALLIED HEALTH SCIENCES |
AED |
ARCHITECTURE |
BRIDG |
BRIDGING PROGRAMME |
CFL |
CELPAD |
CCAC |
COCU |
DENT |
DENTISTRY |
EDUC |
EDUCATION |
ENGIN |
ENGIN |
ECONS |
ENMS |
KICT |
ICT |
IHART |
INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR HALAL RESEARCH AND TRAINING |
IIBF |
ISLAMIC BANKING AND FINANCE |
ISTAC |
ISTAC |
KLM |
KSTCL KLM |
LAWS |
LAWS |
MEDIC |
MEDICINE |
NURS |
NURSING |
PHARM |
PHARMACY |
PLNET |
PLANETARY SURVIVAL FOR SUSTAINABLE WELL-BEING |
KOS |
SCIENCE |
SC4SH |
SEJAHTERA CENTRE FOR SUSTAINABILTY AND HUMANITY |
This list of available kulliyyah might change over time, kindly refer to https://iiumschedule.iqfareez.com/docs/devs/albiruni#list-of-available-kulliyyah