Study Moodle

Overview

Quick Start

1. Read

   README.md

   for current capabilities and status.
2. Run the CLI as

   moodle

   (installed on PATH; use

   source ~/.zshrc

   first if needed).
3. Prefer JSON outputs (

   --json

   ) when available and parse results for the user.

Core Tasks

Login

• Use when a request requires authenticated access or commands fail with session expired.
• Command:

  • moodle login

List courses

• Use when asked about enrolled courses, course IDs, or to confirm a course exists.
• Command:

  • moodle list courses --json

List files for a course

• Use when asked about course materials, handouts, slides, or file lists.
• Command:

  • moodle list files <course-id|name> --json

Print file contents

• Use when asked to extract text from a specific file (PDFs supported).
• Command:

  • moodle print course <course-id|name> <resource-id|name>

Timetable (lectures)

• Use when asked about lecture times or next week’s schedule (this does NOT show exam deadlines).
• Command:

  • moodle list timetable --json

• Flags:

  --days <n>

  ,

  --next-week

  ,

  --unique

Download or export course

• Use when asked to download all files or export a full course.
• Commands:

  • moodle download file <course-id|name> <resource-id|name> --output-dir <path>

  • moodle download file <course-id|name> --all --output-dir <path>

  • moodle export course <course-id|name> --output-dir <path>

Resources

references/

• moodle-cli.md

  : Quick command and data-location reference for the CLI.

• timetable.md

  : Timetable command reference.