This repo is mainly created to evaluate your assignment against our test cases for DSA Lab simliar to lab but with slightly more benefits.
We welcome everyone to contribute to this repo. Anyone having potential edge case or find any bug or typo in this repo can keep a PR. We will be happy to merge it.
- Similar to lab you can only run script in the Linux environment amd also in macOS (macOS is built on top of a UNIX-like OS). So for running in windows you can install bash from this command. Windows Subsystem For Linux.
wsl --install
- Read this Article on how to use bash.
- Only Prerequisite is to have Node installed on your machine.Please refer documentation.
- There many ways install node. One way is through Linux package manager apt.
sudo apt install nodejs-
When your test cases gets failed there will be a directory created with WrongOutputs in the same directory as the script file which contains the failed testcase data which itself contains input to that specific test case and output which your code generated and the expected output and link to the explanation of the failed testcase.
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On successful run of your testcase you can see the total time taken to run that specific test case and memory it took in bytes.
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There will be an ScriptReport file . Which provides total report of the script.
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To avoid confusion , We implimented this script in a way that it will only run the script which is in the same directory as the script similar to lab.
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For example if you want to run script for Cycle1PartA then download the zip folder of git repository .Head to Scripts directory which contains the specific script for Cycle1PartA and test cases for each question .
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Keep your CFilesFolder in the Script directory.
To run the script file just type the following command in the terminal.(for Q1 similarly for other questions same as lab).
node evaluate.js q1- Beaware of infinte loops that can crash your system. You can check status of your processors using this command.
htop
- Running of all script files doesn't mean that your code is correct. It just means that your code is passing all the test cases which we included in the script file.
- Adding new test cases.
- Fix bugs in the old test cases.
- Opening an issues.
- Solving specific issues.
- Enhancing documentation.
- Fork the repository.
- Set up locally make your changes.
- And push your changes to your forked repository.
- Create a pull request to the main repository from Git Hub.
- "Lift others, lift yourself – that's the way we learn and grow."