code-grader
Generate a PDF of graded source files as a feedback for students
Installation
- Please ensure that latexmk or pdflatex is in
$PATH! - We use the
mintedand thegeometryLaTeX package - Install this package
pip3 install code-grader
Or from this repo:
pip3 install -e .
Usage
code-grader Signal.java LinearFilter.java
where Signal.java LinearFilter.java are Java source code files somewhere in the directory structure of current
directory.
Usually, you want to grade more than one student:
# Will generate one PDF for each subdir of current working directory
code-grader Signal.java LinearFilter.java --batch-grade
More options:
code-grader -h
Magic Comments
Comment your code with
/// <-Hint for the students// [task blub: X/Y points]Grading for a subtask
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