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scratch-judge

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scratch-judge

A custom scratch-vm used to watch program status and output result about the program.

Usage

By Bash:

npm i
npm start -h
npm start src/index.js -p test/test.sb3 -d test/ -o 3
# Do your own :D

By NodeJS:

const judge = require("scratch-judge")
judge({
    projectFile: "path/to/your/scratch/project/file",
    fileNameFormat: "#{n}",
    testFolder: "path/to/your/test/folder",
    testpoints: 10,
    time: 1000,
    mem: 40960,
    turbo: true,
    format: false,
})

CLI Description

Run npm start -h to check usage.

API Description

Promise judge(Object options) Start a test.

If runs as command, it will output the testing result to stdout.

Or if be invoke as module, it will return a Promise and resolve the result types of JSON.

Here is a list of available options:

String projectFile Path to the scratch project which is supported by the Scratch 3.0 and needs to be tested.
String fileNameFormat Optional. The format of the file name. Will replace #{n} to the testing point number. Such as P1000-#{n} will be translated to P1000-1.in and P1000-1.out . Default is #{n}.
String testFolder Path to your test folder which is included your input file like 1.in 1.out in order.
Number testpoints Optional. The amount of testing points will be run. Default is 10.
Number time Optional. Time that each testing points can use. The unit is milliseconds. Default is 1000.
Boolean turbo Optional. Using turbo mode to test. Default is true.
Boolean format Optional. Output formatted json result after test. only be used in cli. Default is false, output unformatted result.