Usage of ta_judge

Example of hw3

Step 1

• Download the pack file, e.g., drive-download-20200916T141657Z-001.zip, of all submitted files from moodle
• Unzip it and rename the output directory to zip and put it into a wrap folder, e.g., compiler_hw3/
• Download student's name and ID from moodle's score system to student.xlsx, which has two columns: Name and StudentID
  • For example:

    名字	學號
    王小明	F12345678
    陳小美	F12345679
    ...	...
    吳小華	F22345678

Step 2

• Prepare the inputs and answers and put them into a folder named judge_resources/

Step 3

• Open the wrap folder, i.e., compiler_hw3/, and initialize the environment

$ virtualenv --python python3.6 env
$ source env/bin/activate
$ pip install local-judge[ta]

• Remember to install dependency packages, e.g, flex, bison, default-jdk

Step 4

• Download the config file to wrap folder
• Note that you may need to modify some fields, e.g., the file extension, before judgement.

$ curl -L https://raw.githubusercontent.com/aben20807/local-judge/master/configs/hw3_ta_judge.conf > ./ta_judge.conf

After Step 1~4

compiler_hw3/
├── drive-download-20200916T141657Z-001.zip
├── env/
├── judge_resources/
│   ├── answer/
│   └── input/
├── student.xlsx
├── ta_judge.conf
└── zip/
    ├── student_1/Compiler_F12345678_HW3.zip
    ├── student_2/Compiler_F12345679_HW3.rar
    ...
    └── student_n/Compiler_F22345678_HW3.zip

Step 5

• Start to judge

$ ta_judge

Step 6

• Result in hw3.xlsx
• Judge log in ta_judge.log