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edupsyadmin

edupsyadmin provides tools to help school psychologists with their documentation

Key Features

  • Secure & Encrypted: Sensitive client data is stored in an encrypted SQLite database using cryptography and keyring for secure credential management.
  • Modern TUI & CLI: Choose between an intuitive Terminal User Interface (TUI) for interactive workflows or a powerful Command Line Interface (CLI) for automation.
  • Automated Documentation: Automatically fill PDF forms and generate reports using stored client data.
  • Data Interoperability: Import student data from common school management software via CSV exports.

Basic Setup

You can install the CLI using pip or uv.

Install with uv:

uv tool install edupsyadmin

You may get a warning that the bin directory is not on your environment path. If that is the case, copy the path from the warning and add it directory to your environment path permanently or just for the current session.

Run the application:

edupsyadmin --help

Quick Start

The fastest way to get started is by using the interactive edupsyadmin TUI:

Edupsyadmin TUI

1. Configure the app

First, you have to update the config file with your data using the config editor TUI:

edupsyadmin edit-config

2. Launch the main interface

Once configured, you can view, add, and edit clients, as well as fill PDF forms directly from the main TUI:

edupsyadmin tui

Getting started

Keyring backend

edupsyadmin uses keyring to store the encryption credentials. keyring has several backends.

  • On Windows the default is the Windows Credential Manager (German: Anmeldeinformationsverwaltung).

  • On macOS, the default is Keychain (German: Schlüsselbund)

Those default keyring backends unlock when you login to your machine. You may want to install a backend that requires separate unlocking: https://keyring.readthedocs.io/en/latest/#third-party-backends

The database

The information you enter, is stored in an SQLite database with the fields described in the documentation for edupsyadmin

Examples

Get information about the path to the config file and the path to the database:

edupsyadmin info

Add a client interactively:

edupsyadmin new-client

Add a client to the database from a Webuntis csv export:

edupsyadmin new-client --csv ./path/to/your/file.csv --name "short_name_of_client"

Change values for the database entry with client_id=42 interactively:

edupsyadmin set-client 42

Change values for the database entry with client_id=42 from the command line:

$ edupsyadmin set-client 42 \
  --key_value_pairs \
  "nta_font=1" \
  "nta_zeitv_vieltext=20" \
  "nos_rs=0" \
  "lrst_diagnosis_encr=iLst"

Delete the database entry with client_id=42:

edupsyadmin delete-client 42

See an overview of all clients in the database:

edupsyadmin get-clients

Fill a PDF form for the database entry with client_id=42:

edupsyadmin create-documentation 42 --form_paths ./path/to/your/file.pdf

Fill all files that belong to the form_set lrst (as defined in the config.yml) for the database entry with client_id=42:

edupsyadmin create-documentation 42 --form_set lrst

Generate a "Tätigkeitsbericht" PDF with 3 Anrechnungsstunden (experimental):

edupsyadmin taetigkeitsbericht 3

Flatten filled PDF forms (experimental):

edupsyadmin flatten-pdfs ./path/to/filled_form.pdf

Development

Create the development environment:

uv v
uv pip install -e .

Run the test suite:

.venv/bin/python -m pytest -v -n auto --cov=src test/

Run the benchmarks (set --benchmark-time-unit=s to set the unit to seconds)

.venv/bin/python -m pytest --benchmark-only test/

Build documentation:

.venv/bin/python -m sphinx -M html docs docs/_build

License

This project is licensed under the terms of the MIT License. Portions of this project are derived from the python application project cookiecutter template by Michael Klatt, which is also licensed under the MIT license. See the LICENSE.txt file for details.

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