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https://github.com/candh/clash-resolver-lite

A clash-(well,)highlighter for COMSATS Lahore Timetable
https://github.com/candh/clash-resolver-lite

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A clash-(well,)highlighter for COMSATS Lahore Timetable

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# [clash-resolver-lite](https://candh.github.io/clash-resolver-lite/)
It tells you if you have clashes with other sections if you want to repeat a course or take a course with another section. Try it:
https://candh.github.io/clash-resolver-lite/
![clash-resolver-img.png](https://i.postimg.cc/zBXRRS2q/clash-resolver-img.png)

## Why:
+ One of my friends asked me to make a simple tool that would make the process easy.

## Note:
Primarily made for COMSATS Lahore students. I did take a look at Sahiwal campus timetable and its slots were slightly different, So I suppose this won't work for other campuses.

# Q/A
**Q. But it doesn't resolve anything?**

A. Yeah, the name is kinda a misnomer. It won't magically resolve a clash. It just tells you when you have it, and is there a section that has no clashes

**Q. Why do I have to put my timetable in?**

A. Because of the way the timetable pdf is structured, it is kinda hard to pull clean data from. I'd have to restructure the data quite a bit to be in a form that could be easy to process. I simply do not have the time for that.

**Q. This isn't a complex thing that I need a computer to solve... I could've just looked at the timetable and inferred it myself? Why a web app?**

A. Exactly my point to the friend that gave me the idea. But here we are.

## Personal Opinions:
+ I love writing READMEs
+ This took way more code than I expected.
+ I have been wanting to make a Vue app for so long and finally made one, Yay!
+ COMSATS Lahore, hmu. I have some cool ideas that could help you guys.
+ For example: Why is the new SSC is on the second floor? It's like having a hospital's main like table or whatever on the 2nd floor. The whole point is accessibility.