Dynamic Timetable version 2.1

A timetable inside a notification and on your WearOS watch! Fetches data daily and updates automatically. Detects off-days.
Built-in buttons for easy access to commute etc. Currently works with EduPage only! Go to Downloads to use this project with static data.

Developers, if you want to implement your own school's timetable, go to For Developers here

If you find any bugs or have issues, message me on Discord at shadow_aya#0001. You'll be credited if you help me with bugs.

• Apps
  • Tasker
  • Termux
  • Termux:Tasker
  • AutoNotification
  • Total Commander (recommended)
• Tasker Profile
• Python & Shell Scripts
• Login JSON

• V1.0
  • Initial release
• V2.0 (25/12/2022)
  • Reworked Scripts
  • Default (EduPage) Script
    • Fixed empty classroom string
    • Improved off-day detection
  • Added "For Developers" section
  • Updated Termux requirements
• V2.1
  • Fixed EduPage script crashing when timetable empty that day

If you don't use EduPage and are not a developer, you can still use this project with the static script
Open this .py file in any text editor and enter your timetable there. All instructions are inside the file.
Make sure to name the script "timetable-script.py" in your Termux folder

Generate Login JSON

The website doesn't process this input in any way except throwing it into the download.
This JSON is made to work with the default scripts, for any other script follow their instructions.

Example: sspbrno as in https://sspbrno.edupage.org

Termux

Install and run Termux. Inside it, install Python and the required library with this command.

$ pkg install python3
$ pip3 install edupage-api
$ pip3 install argparse

If you're having issues, first try to run the repo command and choose a working repository, then update and continue with Python's installation.

$ termux-change-repo
$ pkg update

Open your file explorer and locate the Termux directory.

For older devices

For newer devices

After opening the directory, place the Python (.py) script and your login (.json) directly in root
Then, create a .termux/tasker subfolder(s). Place the shell (.sh) script inside this folder

Tasker

Open the app and do whatever it asks on setup (idk lol). Then, go to the Tasker Profile link and import the project from Taskernet.

In your phone's settings, go to Tasker's App info > Permissions > Additional permissions > Run commands in Termux environment and Allow it

AutoNotification

Doesn't really need anything except for permissions, just launch it and make sure it works.

You can create your own script for your own school and host it on Github too! I'll make sure to link you here as well.
It's also preferable that you make a custom Login JSON, the default one is specific to EduPage (obviously).
Maybe your script doesn't need to specify a subdomain, takes an API key, etc.

HOWTO:

• timetable-script.py
  • Takes a required arg --day that is either "today" or "tmr"/"tomorrow"
  • Structure of the return JSON
    

    {
     no_school,
     data,
    }

    • no_school: off-day reason (weekend, holiday, etc.) or "false" (as string) if there's classes that day
    • data: structure below
  • Structure of the data part of the JSON
    

    "data" : {
     "i" : {
      name,
      classroom,
      start,
      end,
     },
     "i+1" : { ... },
     ...
    }

    • i is the index of the class (starting from 0). Yes I know, very scuffed, but it's like that because of Tasker
    • name: name of the class. preferably as short as possible (abbreviations)
    • classroom: classroom number or other identification, again as short as possible
    • start and end: time in 24h format. 12h format IS NOT GOING TO WORK!
• timetable-script.sh
  • Ideally the same for all scripts! Don't modify unless necessary!
  • You'd have to provide pretty complex additional instructions to the user if you want to modify this as this would have to be done within Tasker
  • If you want the user to enter additional information/settings for your script, use the Login JSON if possible