cse15l-lab-reports

Lab Report 5

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My grade.sh script

# Create your grading script here

rm -rf student-submission
mkdir student-submission
git clone $1 student-submission

cp TestListExamples.java student-submission
cd student-submission
echo "In student-submission"

if [ -f "ListExamples.java" ]; then
    echo "You have the right file. +1. SCORE : 1/4"
else 
    echo "You don't have the right file. +0. SCORE : 0/4"
    exit 1
fi 

javac -cp .:../lib/hamcrest-core-1.3.jar:../lib/junit-4.13.2.jar *.java 2> CompileError.txt

if [[ $? -eq 0 ]]; then
    echo "Compiled. +1. SCORE : 2/4"
else
    echo "Failed to compile. +0. SCORE : 1/4"
    cat CompileError.txt
    exit 1
fi

java -cp .:../lib/hamcrest-core-1.3.jar:../lib/junit-4.13.2.jar org.junit.runner.JUnitCore TestListExamples > output.txt 2> ExecuteError.txt
if [[ $? -eq 0 ]]; then
    echo "Both Test Passed. Good Job! +2. FINAL SCORE : 4/4"
else    
    FAILURE=$(grep "There " output.txt | grep -Eo "[1-2]") #Used inspiration from @jankwong705 GitHub
    PASSED="$((4 - FAILURE))"
    echo "Failed Tests"
    echo "FINAL SCORE : $PASSED/4"
fi

Here are some examples of my autograder running:

In this examples my grader is running on a correct version of ListExamples. The student gets full credit.

In this examples my grader is running on a version of ListExamples where there is a syntax error in the file. My grader will let the student know the error and where it is.

In this examples my grader is running on a version of ListExamples where the file is incorrectly named. My grader will let the student know that the file doesn’t exist.

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For my trace through, I will be tracing the example where the file name is incorrect.

Line 3 - 4: No standard out or standard error, both have an exit code of zero
Line 5: Cloning into 'student-submission'..., No standard error, exit code of zero
Line 7 - 8: No standard error or output, exit code of zero
Line 9: No standard error, has an output of “In student-submission”, exit code 0
Line 11: Return false, checks if the file exists with the correct name which it doesn't
Line 12: Doesn't run but if the file existed, prints out the given string, with an exit code of 0
Line 13 - 15: runs because the file doesn't exist and prints out the given string and exits with an exit code of 1

The rest of the lines of code don't run because of the `exit` statement on line 15. This prevents any of the rest of the script to run because the student
submitted an incorrect file which can't be graded by the autograder.

Had an amazing semester in this class! Thank You!