JudgiaJsLib

Judgia core for judging codes in competitions

Installation

Install JudgiaJsLib with npm or yarn easily

npm install judgiajslib
# or
yarn add judgiajslib

Documentations

First of all, we instantiate an object from Judgia class

import Judgia from 'judgiajslib'

const judgia = new Judgia()

Configuration Properties

Now you have these properties to config judge

Property	Type	Description
`cppFilePath`	`string \	null`	Path of C++ file you want to judge
`staticAnswer`	`string \	null`	Static answer for judging
`scriptPath`	`string \	null`	Python3 script for judging
`testcase`	`string \	null`	Testcase which you want to give to C++ code

Methods

And you alse have these methods

Method	Arguements	Output	Description
`compileAndGetStdout`	Nothing	`Promise<{stderr: string, stdout: string}>`	Compiles C++ code and executes it. Should be runned after setting a `string` value for `cppFilePath`
`checkAnswer`	`caseInensitive?: boolean`	`Promise<boolean \	null>`	Checks output with static answer. If `staticAnswer` is `null`, it would run judge script and use it. If both `staticAnswer` and `scriptPath` are `null` it's output would be `null`. Also running `compileAndGetStdout` before it is required. If you set `caseInensitive` arguement to `false` it would be sencetive to letters. but otherwise it wouldn't.

Read-only Properties

And also read these properties

Property	Type	Description
`stderr`	`string \	null`	Contains standard output of C++ code. It's null before you run `compileAndGetStdout`
`stdout`	`string \	null`	Contains standard error of C++ code. It's null before you run `compileAndGetStdout`
`trimedStdout`	`string \	null`	Contains whitespaceless standard output of C++ code. It's null before you run `checkAnswer`

Examples

Here's some examples of usage

With Static Answer

const judgia = new Judgia()

judgia.cppFilePath = "/path/to/file.cpp"
judgia.staticAnswer = "ANSWER HERE"
judgia.testcase = "TESTCASES FOR C++ CODE"

judgia.compileAndGetStdout().then(() => {
    judgia.checkAnswer().then(value => {
        console.log(value ? "yes" : "no")
    })
})

With Judge Script

const judgia = new Judgia()

judgia.cppFilePath = "/path/to/file.cpp"
judgia.scriptPath = "/path/to/judge.py"
judgia.testcase = "TESTCASES FOR C++ CODE"

judgia.compileAndGetStdout().then(output => {
    judgia.checkAnswer().then(value => {
        console.log(value ? "yes" : "no");
    })
})

And judge.py is like this:

import sys

def main():
    if len(sys.argv) < 2:
        return

    user_output = sys.argv[1].strip()

    testcase_line1 = input() # Get all testcases like in C++
    testcase_line2 = input()
    # ...

    # CHECKING IF OUTPUT IS CORRECT

    print("yes" if output_is_correct else "no")

if __name__ == "__main__":
    main()

Detalhes do pacote

judgiajslib

readme (leia-me)