Jupiterp is a website built to help students at the University of Maryland plan their schedules and make informed decisions about their course and section selections. Jupiterp provides a course planner that allows students to search for courses, see sections complete with professor reviews from PlanetTerp, and visualize their course schedule.
Jupiterp is split into two components: datagen and site. The datagen component includes web-scraping and API tools which are responsible for obtaining course information and reviews, and is built using Rust. The site component contains the front and backend of the actual site students will be able to visit and use, and is built using SvelteKit with TypeScript.
Jupiterp is not officially affiliated with the University of Maryland; it is primarily managed and maintained by @atcupps. Contact admin@jupiterp.com for any inquiries.
For more information on Jupiterp and on contributing to this project please see CONTRIBUTING.md. Otherwise, see the instructions below to learn how to work on this project.
Before working on Jupiterp, make sure your computer has the following installed and functional dependencies:
To run datagen, navigate to the datagen folder. Using cargo, you can run two different binaries:
- Use
cargo run --bin jupiterp_datagen -- <ARGS>to run thedatagencomponent. This generates data for all classes given aterm(202401for Spring 2024,202408for Fall 2024,202501for Spring 2025 etc.) - Use
cargo run --bin test -- <ARGS>to run only parts ofdatagen; this is meant to help in the development process so developers do not have to rundatagenfor all departments and courses if they only want to test for a specific department or course.
For either of these, you can use cargo run --bin <BIN> -- -h to see possible arguments for each binary.
To test the site, navigate to the site folder. Use npm run dev to run the site locally, then use a browser to navigate to http://localhost:5173/.
See CONTRIBUTING.md to view instructions on the collaborative development process for Jupiterp.