Course Progress Tracker

A C program that analyzes video course content, tracks progress, and generates a beautiful HTML report showing your completion status.

Features

• 📊 Progress Tracking: Calculates total course duration and completed percentage
• 🎥 Video Analysis: Supports MP4, AVI, MKV, MOV, and WMV formats
• 📈 Visual Reports: Generates an HTML page with progress bar and detailed statistics
• 📅 Timestamped: Shows when the report was last generated
• 📝 Chapter Summary: Detailed breakdown of each chapter's status (Done/Pending)

Requirements

• Linux/macOS (Windows may work with WSL or similar)
• GCC compiler
• ffprobe (from FFmpeg) installed and in PATH

Installation

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/Omar-Elhorbity/course_tracker.git
   cd course-tracker

2. Compile the program:

   gcc -o course_progress course_progress.c

3. Ensure you have FFmpeg installed (for ffprobe):

   sudo apt install ffmpeg  # Ubuntu/Debian
   brew install ffmpeg     # macOS

Usage

Run the program and provide your course folder path:

./course_progress

When prompted, enter the path to your course folder. Example:

Enter the path to your course folder: /home/user/my_course

The program will generate a progress_report.html file that you can open in any web browser.

Folder Structure

Your course folder should be organized with:

• Each chapter in its own subfolder
• Chapter folders can be marked as "[DONE]" in their names to indicate completion
• Video files in each chapter folder

Example structure:

my_course/
├── Chapter 1 - Introduction [DONE]/
│   ├── video1.mp4
│   └── video2.mp4
├── Chapter 2 - Basics/
│   └── video1.mp4
└── Chapter 3 - Advanced Concepts/
    ├── video1.mp4
    └── video2.mp4

Sample Output

The generated HTML report includes:

• Progress percentage with visual bar
• Completed/Remaining/Total duration statistics
• Detailed chapter-by-chapter breakdown
• Timestamp of when the report was generated