As an instructor, validating web projects that include web technologies (CSS, HTML, JavaScript, etc) making such validation requires little to none manual intervention. Most of the work people do is checking if HTML markup is correct (W3CValidator) and students have met project specifications. This process can be automated.
You still need to verify results and markup validation or any other output from this tool. But this process cuts time and resources from instructors. Specially for web developer instructors.
This project is very early in development.
It is a very simple tool that:
- Checks students
root folder
to check if provided folder meets projects specifications - Validates
HTML markup
andCSS
- Shell Script (ZSH)
- Validates HTML markup
- Validates simple web projects specifications
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- Runs MOSS against all students folders
[!IMPORTANT] You have to get your own account and in the script sent by email, there will be a 7 digit number that you will need to setup script that works for you.
- Installation and setup with MOSS coming later (WIP)
- Validates Vanilla JavaScript
- Access to OpenAI APIs to interpret data from
W3CValidator
- Provides meaningful results and examples on how to fix common mistakes found in their work.
- (Undecided) Move to
node.js
for easier scripting and API management.
WIP