LAN Programming Contest Judging Program
Project description
OpenJudge
=========
**Refactored!**
OpenJudge has been refactored to be faster and easier to set up! This
repository was about quick contests for small groups of 20-30 people. Somewhere
along the way, I faltered and it became bloated. It's back now in a form which
is fast and light.
Screenshots
----------
![Normal Screen](screens/home.png)
![Leader Board Screen](screens/lb.png)
Usage
-----
First install MongoDB by following the instructions [in their docs](https://docs.mongodb.com/manual/tutorial/install-mongodb-on-ubuntu/)
```bash
sudo apt-get install python3-dev
pip install --user pipenv
pipenv install openjudge --python 3.5
pipenv shell
mkdir questions
cd questions
mkdir 1
cd 1
# Create these files
touch statement i0 o0 i1 o0
# go back to where the questions directory resides
cd ../../
```
To run openjudge two commands need to be issued. `openjudge` and `openjudge --judge` in two separate terminals. The first is the interface and the second is the "judge".
[![asciicast](https://asciinema.org/a/1kaLBpe57efO7FGKEc7dHLxb0.png)](https://asciinema.org/a/1kaLBpe57efO7FGKEc7dHLxb0)
In case you have a lot of people sending in code and you deem that the code check is too slow, you just have to start another judge process with `openjudge --judge`.
=========
**Refactored!**
OpenJudge has been refactored to be faster and easier to set up! This
repository was about quick contests for small groups of 20-30 people. Somewhere
along the way, I faltered and it became bloated. It's back now in a form which
is fast and light.
Screenshots
----------
![Normal Screen](screens/home.png)
![Leader Board Screen](screens/lb.png)
Usage
-----
First install MongoDB by following the instructions [in their docs](https://docs.mongodb.com/manual/tutorial/install-mongodb-on-ubuntu/)
```bash
sudo apt-get install python3-dev
pip install --user pipenv
pipenv install openjudge --python 3.5
pipenv shell
mkdir questions
cd questions
mkdir 1
cd 1
# Create these files
touch statement i0 o0 i1 o0
# go back to where the questions directory resides
cd ../../
```
To run openjudge two commands need to be issued. `openjudge` and `openjudge --judge` in two separate terminals. The first is the interface and the second is the "judge".
[![asciicast](https://asciinema.org/a/1kaLBpe57efO7FGKEc7dHLxb0.png)](https://asciinema.org/a/1kaLBpe57efO7FGKEc7dHLxb0)
In case you have a lot of people sending in code and you deem that the code check is too slow, you just have to start another judge process with `openjudge --judge`.
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