python3 autofill.py -u <username> -p <password> -f hw4.csv -i 589789 --pid-column 0 --score-column 1

The last "-i" parameter is the id of the from the url of the score page you want to update, for example given: "https://www.gradesource.com/editscores1.asp?id=589789" The id you would use is "589789"

The default value for PID column and student score is 0 and 1 respectively. Meaning the expected .csv format is:

"A1235523", 8

"A1231231", 10

The following example is for those of you using .csv files from autograder.ucsd.edu

python3 autofill.py -u elliot -p xxx -f Homework-3.csv -i 602223 --pid-column 1 --score-column 4

"email", "pid", "firstName", "lastName", "score", "daysEarly"

"[email protected]", "A1235523", "Pourmand", "Elliot", 10, 0

The program will return student PID's who were

1. Found on the .csv but not found on GradeSource
2. Found on GradeSource but not found on the .csv

Must have selenium installed to your python3

If starting from scratch with OSX:

brew install python3

pip3 install selenium

• The chrome driver I have included is for mac OSX. I have not tested this software on windows but it should work if you replace the chromedriver executable. You can find the drivers here.

• Please note the program will not press the "submit" button, you must press it once the fields have been filled.

• The script is case sensitive in finding the PID's to match. Make sure the student PID casing in the input CSV file matches Gradesource PID casing.

• On MacOS or Linux systems, make sure the Chrome driver has executable permission set.