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Chrome extension for downloading EPAS applicant files into a ZIP archive, including applicants.csv and an offline viewer.
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README.md

epas-ripper

Chrome extension for downloading EPAS applicant files into a ZIP archive, including applications.csv and an offline viewer.

Installation

Firefox

Chrome

  • open about:extensions from Chrome
  • turn on Developer mode (Entwicklermodus) if not done already
  • there are then 2 options:
    • on Linux, download the .crx extension file and drag-and-drop it to the about:extensions tab.
    • on Windows (macOS too?), download the .zip archive of this repository, extract it somewhere it does not risk begin moved or deleted and load the epas-ripper directory (located inside) using the "Load unpacked" ("Entpackte Erweiterung laden") button of the about:extensions tab.
  • Chrome will display security warnings which you need to check and accept.

Usage

After installing the extension in Chrome, open an EPAS job procedure page on personal.uni-graz.at, and use the rip button to create the archive.

The archive will contain:

  • one directory per applicant with the corresponding files
  • applications.csv, which contains a table with the details of each applicant
  • viewer.html (+ auxiliary files), a static HTML file which can be use to browse the applicants' files. After opening it in a browser, you need to load the ZIP file you just downloaded.