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# General testing and feedback Unified tester for any language, for any exam ## Currently supported languages - Python - C++ # How to run run the feedback module with the name of the tested file, and the appropriate configuration ## Examples Python: ``` python -m feedback "tests/fixtures/integration/py/tested.py" "tests/fixtures/integration/py/py_config.json" ``` C++: ``` python -m feedback "tests/fixtures/integration/cpp/tested.cpp" "tests/fixtures/integration/cpp/cpp_config.json" ``` ## Config file arhitecture The config file uses JSON to serialise data. ### Tests Specify a list of tests that should be ran, under the `"tests"` key, with each test name as a key and with a set of key-value pairs under that. Every test requires the `"weight"` key, and some tests may require other parameters #### Currently supported tests and parameters - C++ - compile - weight - (optional) type: "o" - (optional) warning_penalty: [0.0, 1.0] - functionality - weight - functionality_executable - weight - comments - weight - static - weight - (optional) error_penalty: [0.0, 1.0] - style - style - weight - Python - syntax - weight - functionality - weight - comments - weight ### Execution Under the `"execution"` you must specify the `"tester_file"` key and a value pointed to a file that runs the test, if you want to use the `"functionality"` test. You can also specify a list of aditional files that need to be included in testing under `"additional_files"`. ### Example config ``` { "tests": { "compile": { "weight": 0.1 }, "functionality": { "weight": 0.6 }, "comments": { "weight": 0.1 }, "static": { "weight": 0.1 }, "style": { "weight": 0.1, "style": "google" } }, "execution":{ "tester_file": "run_code.cpp", "additional_files": [ "test.h" ] } } ```