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By clicking on the menu item (aka browser action), you can now enable or disable the display of grades. I might be able to add functionality to automatically reload any open Schoology pages when disabling/enabling the extension.
I've also implemented the GPA system using the pre-existing
value()function. It displays your average GPA, along with GPA at the side of each course. I removed the multiplying by 0.5 for "CSD" (what is this?) and "Programming" classes because that doesn't represent the actual GPA and makes averaging harder. However, I'm sure there is a reason it was there, so I'll try to find a workaround if you ask.I've kept my changes consistent with the current coding style, but I'd recommend using ES6 arrow functions and
const/letvariable declarations, especially since the codebase already uses ES6 classes.If you're okay with merging but don't like a particular change, please let me know and I'll revert something. Thanks for making this awesome extension!