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@dbwebb/webtec

v2.0.1

Published

CLI to work with the webtec source, for staff and student.

Readme

@dbwebb/webtec CLI

A cli to work with the course webtec, for students and staff.

Install

You can install the tool through npm as this.

npm i @dbwebb/webtec --save-dev

Update

You can update to the latest version like this.

npm update @dbwebb/webtec@latest

Execute the check command

You can execute the command like this and the result is a helptext on how to use the command.

npx @dbwebb/webtec check <kmom>

The following commands are supported.

npx @dbwebb/webtec check labbmiljo
npx @dbwebb/webtec check kmom01
npx @dbwebb/webtec check kmom02
npx @dbwebb/webtec check kmom03
npx @dbwebb/webtec check kmom04
npx @dbwebb/webtec check kmom05
npx @dbwebb/webtec check kmom06
npx @dbwebb/webtec check kmom10

When you run kmom01, it will also check labbmiljo.

When you run kmom02, it will also check kmom01 and labbmiljo (and so on).

You can get a helptext like this.

npx @dbwebb/webtec check --help

Execute subcommand check lab

This command prints out the summary row from a lab and visualises the points on each lab. This is used to show a summary of the points of several labs.

You can use it like this to show the results from one lab.

# Show the result from one lab
npx @dbwebb/webtec check lab lab_01

You can use it like this to show the results from several labs.

# Show the result from one lab
npx @dbwebb/webtec check lab lab_01 lab_02