Command Line

Launching code-grader from the command line:

java -cp code-grader.jar edu.odu.cs.zeil.codegrader.run.CLI [options]

Options are

• -suite path

  The path to the test suite. (required)

• -submissions path

  Path to the directory containing student submission (required)

• -recording path

  Path to the directory where student results will be recorded (required)

• -isrc path

  Path to the directory containing instructor-supplied source code (optional, defaults to gold directory)

  • If the path is "-", no instructor-supplied source code is copied into the stage.

• -gold path

  Path to the directory containing a complete instructor solution. (optional)

  • If neither -isrc nor -gold are given, then no instructor-supplied code is copied into the stage.
  • If -gold is given and -isrc is given as "-", then no instructor-supplied code is copied into the stage.

• -stage path

  Path to directory where code will be staged for testing (optional, defaults to a location withing the recording directory)

• -manual path

  Path for directory containing scores for "tests" that are manually graded (optional)

• -student studentID

  Restricts grading to the single student whose identifier (optional, defaults to grading all students)

• -test testCaseName

  Restricts grading to a single test case. (optional, defaults to grading all test cases)

• -inPlace

  Instead of copying the submitted assignment files and test data to a stage and recording directory, does all work within the submission directory. This is useful for packaging tests for students to run before submission.

  1. The -submissions directory is assumed to point directly to a student work directory instead of to a directory of submissions.
  2. The -submissions directory is used as the staging area.
  3. No Gold version is used.
  4. The -recording directory is set to the -suite directory (expected to be a directory within the -submissions directory.