This is a repository containing all my courses and projects at Epitech Strasbourg.
You have access to the percentage of technologies used in each courses and projects here.
This chart is provided by the epigrades API, and the link is generated by the sync shell script.
Create a repository on your github to host your courses and project. Then clone it and follow the steps below.
$ git clone [email protected]:<username>/<repository>.git
$ cd <repository>First, retrieve the sync script and the environment configuration file from this repository using the command below.
$ wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/AlxisHenry/epitech/master/sync.sh
$ wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/AlxisHenry/epitech/master/.env.exampleIf you want you can retrieve also .gitignore and .gitattributes.
The folder named subjects contains the subjects for all courses, you can download it if you want.
Next you need to create and configure the .env file
$ cp .env.example .env
$ cat .env
STUDENT_NAME="<firstname>-<lastname>"
PROMOTION_NAME="<promotion>" # Like <EpitechMscProPromo2026>
PROJECT_EXTENSION="<project_extension>" # Like <msc2026>Configure technologies.sh:
$ cat technologies.sh
repo_url="<url-repository>"
grade_url="<grade-website-url>"First read the help of the sync script.
$ bash sync.sh -h
Usage: ./sync.sh [options]
Options:
-h, --help Display this help message.
-t, --type Type of the repository.
-c, --code Code of the repository.
-p, --project Is it a project ?
-T, --team Team of the repository.
Examples:
./sync.sh
./sync.sh -t WEB -c 500
./sync.sh -t WEB -c 501 -p -T STG_11
./sync.sh --type WEB --code 500 --project --team STG_11
Note: If you dont specify an option, the program will ask you.
Note: You can use the interactive mode by running the program without any option.
./sync.shNow run the sync.sh script and follow the instructions.
$ bash sync.sh [options]
