dockerjudge 1.2.1

A Docker Based Online Judge Engine

dockerjudge

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A Docker based online judge engine, which supports 5+ programming language processors:

• Shell
  • Bash (Bourne-Again shell)
• C/C++
  • GCC (The GNU Compiler Collection)
  • LLVM Clang
• Go
  • go
  • gccgo (GCC)
• Java
  • OpenJDK
• Node.js
  • node
• PHP
  • php
• Python
  • CPython
  • PyPy
• Ruby
  • ruby

Installation

From the Python Package Index (PyPI)

dockerjudge · PyPI

• PyPI
• 阿里巴巴开源镜像站 (Alibaba Open Source Mirror)
• 清华大学开源软件镜像站 | Tsinghua Open Source Mirror

Via pip

pip install dockerjudge

Via Easy install (deprecated)

easy_install dockerjudge

From GitHub

piterator-org/dockerjudge: A Docker Based Online Judge Engine

• HTTPS: https://github.com/piterator-org/dockerjudge.git
• SSH: [e-mail]:piterator-org/dockerjudge.git

git clone https://github.com/piterator-org/dockerjudge.git
cd dockerjudge

make pip && make  # python3 -m pip install -Ur requirements.txt && python3 setup.py build
sudo make install  # python3 setup.py install

Usage

>>> from dockerjudge import judge
>>> from dockerjudge.processor import GCC, Clang, Python, Node, OpenJDK
>>>
>>> judge(
...     GCC(GCC.Language.c),  # or `GCC('c')` / `GCC('C')`, which means compile the source code in the C programming language with `gcc` command
...     b'''
...         #include <stdio.h>
...         int main() {
...             int a, b;
...             scanf("%d %d", &a, &b);
...             printf("%d", a / b);
...             return 0;
...         }
...     ''',
...     [
...         (b'1 1', b'1'),  # AC
...         (b'1 2', b'0.5'),  # WA
...         (b'0 0', b'')  # RE
...     ]
... )
[
    [
        (<Status.AC: 'Accepted'>, (b'1', b''), 0.001),
        (<Status.WA: 'Wrong Answer'>, (b'0', b''), 0.001),
        (<Status.RE: 'Runtime Error'>, (None, b'Floating point exception (core dumped)\n'), 0.01)
    ],
    b''
]
>>>
>>> judge(GCC(GCC.Language.c), b'', [(b'', b'')])  # CE
[
    [
        (<Status.CE: 'Compilation Error'>, (None, None), 0.0)
    ],
    b"/usr/bin/ld: /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/crt1.o: in function `_start':\n(.text+0x20): undefined reference to `main'\ncollect2: error: ld returned 1 exit status\n"
]
>>>
>>> judge(
...     GCC(GCC.Language.cpp),  # or `GCC('cpp')` / `GCC('C++')`, which means compile the source code in the C++ programming language with `g++` command
...     b'''
...         #include <cstdio>
...         int main() {
...             printf("Hello, world!");
...             while (true)
...                 ;
...         }
...     ''',
...     [
...         (b'', b'Hello, world!')  # TLE
...     ],
...     {
...         'limit': {
...             'time': .1
...         }
...     }
... )
[
    [
        (<Status.TLE: 'Time Limit Exceeded'>, (None, b'bash: line 1:    35 Killed                  timeout -sKILL 0.1 sh -c ./a.out > /dockerjudge/1.out < /dockerjudge/1.in\n'), 0.100)
    ],
    b''
]
>>>
>>> judge(
...     GCC(
...         GCC.Language.c,
...         'latest',  # The GCC version number, such as `4`, `4.8`, etc.
...         {'bin': 'a'}  # The binary filename, which passes to `gcc`'s `-o` option
...     ),
...     b'''
...         #include <stdio.h>
...         int main() {
...             int a, b;
...             freopen("a.in", "r", stdin);  // Open `a.in` as stdin
...             scanf("%d %d", &a, &b);  // Scan from `a.in`
...             freopen("a.out", "w", stdout);  // Open `a.out` as stdout
...             printf("%d", a / b);  // Print to `a.out`
...             return 0;
...         }
...     ''',
...     [
...         (b'1 1', b'1'),  # AC
...         (b'1 2', b'0.5'),  # WA
...         (b'0 0', b'')  # RE
...     ],
...     {
...         'iofilename': {
...             'in': 'a.in',
...             'out': 'a.out'
...         }
...     }
... )
[
    [
        (<Status.AC: 'Accepted'>, (b'1', b''), 0.001),
        (<Status.WA: 'Wrong Answer'>, (b'0', b''), 0.001),
        (<Status.RE: 'Runtime Error'>, (None, b'Floating point exception (core dumped)\n'), 0.001)
    ],
    b''
]
>>>
>>> judge(
...     GCC(GCC.Language.c, filenames={'bin': 'a'}),
...     b'''
...         #include <stdio.h>
...         int main() {
...             int a, b;
...             scanf("%d %d", &a, &b);
...             printf("%d", a / b);
...             return 0;
...         }
...     ''',
...     [
...         (b'1 1', b'1'),
...         (b'0 0', b'')
...     ],
...     {
...         'iofilename': {
...             'out': 'a.out'  # ONF
...         }
...     }
... )
[
    [
        (<Status.ONF: 'Output Not Found'>, (None, b''), 0.001),
        (<Status.RE: 'Runtime Error'>, (None, b'Floating point exception (core dumped)\n'), 0.001)
    ],
    b''
]
>>>
>>> judge(  # BTW, GCC starting from 4.9 also supports Go, named `gccgo`
...     GCC(GCC.Language.go),
...     b'package main\n'
...     b''
...     b'import "fmt"\n'
...     b''
...     b'func main() {\n'
...     br'    fmt.Printf("hello, world\n")'b'\n'
...     b'}\n',
...     [(b'', b'hello, world')]
... )
[
    [
        (<Status.AC: 'Accepted'>, (b'hello, world\n', b''), 0.02)
    ],
    b''
]
>>>
>>> judge(
...     Clang(  # Besides GCC, LLVM Clang is also supported (The same arguments as GCC's)
...         Clang.Language.c,  # Only C and C++ supported
...         11  # The version number of LLVM CLang is **required**!
...     ),
...     b'',  # CE
...     [
...         (b'', b'')
...     ]
... )
[
    [
        (<Status.CE: 'Compilation Error'>, (None, None), 0.0)
    ],
    b"/usr/bin/ld: /usr/bin/../lib/gcc/x86_64-linux-gnu/9/../../../x86_64-linux-gnu/crt1.o: in function `_start':\n'
    b"(.text+0x24): undefined reference to `main'\n"
    b'clang: error: linker command failed with exit code 1 (use -v to see invocation)\n'
]
>>>
>>> # Other programming languages are also supported
>>> judge(Bash(), b'echo Hello, world!', [(b'', b'Hello, world!')])  # Bash
[
    [
        (<Status.AC: 'Accepted'>, (b'Hello, world!\n', b''), 0.001)
    ],
    b''
]
>>>
>>> judge(Python(3), b"print('Hello, world!')", [(b'', b'Hello, world!')])  # Python 3
[
    [
        (<Status.AC: 'Accepted'>, (b'Hello, world!\n', b''), 0.05)
    ],
    b"Listing '.'...\n"
    b"Compiling './__init__.py'...\n"
]
>>> judge(PyPy(), b"print('Hello, world!')", [(b'', b'Hello, world!')])  # PyPy 3
[
    [
        (<Status.AC: 'Accepted'>, (b'Hello, world!\n', b''), 0.075)
    ],
    b"Listing '.'...\n"
    b"Compiling './__init__.py'...\n"
]
>>>
>>> judge(Node(12), b'console.log("Hello World")', [(b'', b'Hello World')])  # Node.js
[
    [
        (<Status.AC: 'Accepted'>, (b'Hello World\n', b''), 0.05)
    ],
    b''
]
>>>
>>> judge(  # Java / OpenJDK
...     OpenJDK(), #  The default public class name is `Main`
...     b'''
...         public class Main {
...             public static void main(String[] args) {
...                 System.out.println("Hello, world!");
...             }
...         }
...     ''',
...     [
...         (b'', b'Hello, world!')
...     ]
... )
[
    [
        (<Status.AC: 'Accepted'>, (b'Hello, world!\n', b''), 0.1)
    ],
    b''
]
>>>
>>> judge(PHP(), b'<?php echo "Hello, world!";', [(b'', b'Hello, world!')])  # PHP
[
    [
        (<Status.AC: 'Accepted'>, (b'Hello, world!', b''), 0.05)
    ],
    b'No syntax errors detected in index.php\n'
]
>>>
>>> judge(Ruby(), b'print "Hello, world!";', [(b'', b'Hello, world!')])  # Ruby
[
    [
        (<Status.AC: 'Accepted'>, (b'Hello, world!', b''), 0.05)
    ],
    b'Syntax OK\n'
]

License

Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0