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moodlefuse 0.3.2
FUSE filesystem based on moodle implementation
License: MIT License

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MoodleFUSE
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Moodle filesystem sync with FUSE
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Moodle is WIT`s online learning platform used in schools and universities all around the world. Uploading 
and downloading files from Moodle can take time for lecturers and students. It first involves logging into 
a web interface and uploading files individually.

MoodleFUSE aims to provide a simple way to map Moodle resources to a local filesystem. MoodleFUSE syncs a 
Moodle filesystem to a local FUSE filesystem.  It then watches the new filesystem waiting for changes or 
modifications. When a change is detected in the FUSE filesystem MoodleFUSE performs the same operation to 
the remote Moodle file. 

The list of supported operations is (Assuming appropriate user rights on Moodle):

-   Listing of courses
-   Listing of course sections
-	Addition of course sections
-   Listing of course files
-   Viewing of course files
-	Addition of course files
-	Deletion of course files
-   Renaming of course files
-	Modification of course files
-   Listing of assignments
-   Listing of assignment submissions
-   Viewing of assignment submissions
-   Grading of assignment submissions

User guide for MoodleFUSE can be viewed on the `WIKI 
<https://github.com/BroganD1993/MoodleFUSE/wiki/User-Guide/>`_.