Sign-In Application

This is the application that will run on the sign-in computer. It provides a simple interface to log sign-ins and sign-outs.

Commands

There are some built-in commands you can enter instead of an ID to do certain things:

• Open terminal / command prompt: configurable in config.json, only really useful on Windows
• Update & restart the program (doesn't reset the log): up
• Close the window: exit
• Manually remove the auth token and try to re-authenticate: fix
• Toggle ✨Fun Mode✨ (no confetti unfortunately): fun

Logic

• When an ID is valid and the person is signed out, the person is signed in and their name is displayed on the signed in list.
• When an ID is valid and the person is signed in, the person is signed out and their name is removed from the signed in list.
• When an ID is invalid, it is NOT recorded, and the screen flashes red for 3 seconds.
• The screen displays the individuals that are currently signed in.

Installation

1. Use Git (sudo apt-get install git or download it here for Windows) to clone this repository or download the source and extract it in a directory of your choice.

• If you're on Linux, cd into the directory, then run ./install.sh. If it gives a permission error, give it execute permissions with chmod +x ./install.sh. Linux distros other than Debian are not currently supported.
• If you're on Windows, you'll need to install Python. ONLY VERSIONS <3.12 ARE SUPPORTED BY QT. 3.11.9 is the latest supported version with Windows support. cd into the directory and run install.bat.

3. Through Google Cloud, create credentials and put them in credentials.json.
4. Create config.json and put the ID of the spreadsheet and password to open CMD, formatted like {"spreadsheet_id": "YOUR_SPREADSHEET_ID", "cmd_password": "YOUR_CMD_PASSWORD"}.

Running

Simply run ./run.sh on Linux, or run.bat on Windows. If it gives a permission error on Linux, give it execute permissions with chmod +x ./run.sh.

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