Coder Judge is an open-source platfrom written in Java and Python to compile and run code submissions against test-cases. It uses RabbitMQ to fetch pending jobs, compiles them and then runs agains test cases. After judging, one of these verdics are possible for the code.
COMPILE-ERRORACCEPTWRONG-ANSWERRUNTIME-ERRORTIME-LIMITMEMORY-LIMIT
Currently, we support C++ and Python as the submission languages. You can add other languages by simply adding compiler in app/other/compile.py and modifying the runner script in app/other/run.py.
You need java and gradle on your system to run this project.
The .env file must be placed in the root directory following the pattern described below.
DB_URL= # database host address (including port)
DB_USER= # database username
DB_PASSWD= # database password
QUEUE_HOST= # queue host address (including port)
QUEUE_USER= # queue username
QUEUE_PASSWD= # queue password
SUBMISSION_QUEUE_NAME= # queue name for submissions
RESULT_QUEUE_NAME= # queue name for results
FILE_PATH= # root filesystem path
You need to set-up every variable on your .env file to your current envirounment. This can simply done with Docker, or on bash with:
$ export $(grep -v '^#' .env | xargs)
./gradlew run