Add support for École supérieure privée d'ingénierie et de technologie

[sanjacob]

Created on behalf of @TheLime1 Closes #422

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[TheLime1]

i test it , the download process works fine

[sanjacob]

@TheLime1 Could you let me know the error you are seeing regarding the french characters?

[TheLime1]

[TheLime1]

I think it's an encoding issue, but the download process works

[sanjacob]

I have made #427 which should solve that, after I merge you can edit your issue so that this PR is re-created. You could make a simple edit such as adding one space to the "additional information" field. I will let you know when I have merged #427.

I think I can just rebase it, so no action needed on your part.

[TheLime1]

i was gonna test it right now hahah , thank you :)

[TheLime1]

Fixed

[sanjacob]

@TheLime1 Just one more thing before I merge this. All other universities have their name in Title Case, so it would be a good idea to follow this format. However, I'm not sure how this would look given that it's in French. From their website and social media it is similar to what you provided but some of them have "Technologies" in plural rather than singular. Moreover they have written "Ecole" without the accent (example). Just edit the university name to be in the correct format in Title Case and I'll merge it.

[TheLime1]

i dont have direct editing rights here , so i made #428

[sanjacob]

You can edit the issue directly and the PR will also update. Furthermore, I'd rather have no abbreviations in the name. I don't need you to follow the name as it appears on their website. I just want you to provide a Title Case version of the one you had already given me, or the one you think most appropriate, but in Title Case.

[TheLime1]

@sanjacob you can take a look

[sanjacob]

@TheLime1 So is the accent on the first letter optional? Just curious

[TheLime1]

In French, it's rare to use accents on uppercase letters, but both are correct