LonelyRedditor/autograde-prototype

Autograde-prototype (v0.9)

This is an API created for handling the grading of python submissions in ECX's 30DaysOfCode Challenge.

Usage

1. Clone the repo and put your test cases in the Hidden-Beginner or hidden-tests folder

• A test file with name q1.py and score 8 should contain this:

test = {
	"name": "q1",
	"points": 8,
	"hidden": False,
	"suites": [ 
		{
			"cases": [ 
				{
					"code": r"""
					>>> main(8, 12) == 4
					True
					""",
					"hidden": False,
					"locked": False,
				} 
			],
			"scored": False,
			"setup": "",
			"teardown": "",
			"type": "doctest"
		}
	]
}

What basically happens is that each of the code block is tested against the user submission and scored if it matches the output. N.B: multiple code blocks are possible and can be used in cases where its all or nothing. They should look like this:

...
	...
		"cases": [ 
				{
					"code": r"""
					>>> main(8, 12) == 4
					True
					""",
					"hidden": False,
					"locked": False,
				},
				{
					"code": r"""
					>>> main(6, 12) == 6
					True
					""",
					"hidden": False,
					"locked": False,
				} 
			],
	...
...

2. File to be graded and user's namee server is sent in a form through a POST request to th and the grade is sent back as response ========> This can be integrated with AJAX PHP on each user dashboard, granting access to instanteneous grading.

Constraints

• All users must submit with the exact same function name as the test file in order to avoid problems
• Go Crazy and break it, It helps us see the weak points in the application.

suggestions are welcome and should be directed to Geektutor