An offline alternative to SimpleCodeTester for everyone who is too afraid to write an E-Mail.
SimpleCodeTester is written in Java hence being very slow. OfflineCodeTester is written in Rust hence being very fast.
To run ocd you first need to build it using cargo build --release.
You can alternatively download linux binaries here
When you run ocd, it looks for a file called ocd.toml in the current directory.
ocd.toml should contain the following information
class_path = "path/to/your/java/root" # For an intellij project this should be "out/production/<your-project-name>"
main_class = "path.to.your.Main"
[interaction]
path = "path/to/your/interactions" # Path to the folder containing your interactions
pattern = [ ".*\\.txt" ] # An array of Regex patterns a filename needs to fully match to be considered an interaction file. Optional
[runner] # Optional
thread_count = 4 # The amount of interactions to run in parallel. Optional
timeout = 1000 # How long (in milliseconds) ocd should wait for your java programm to respond. OptionalThe default values of all optional fields are the ones defined here
To run ocd for your project, add a ocd.toml file to the source directory and run ocd through a terminal.
ocd will recursively look for all files in the specified interaction folder matching the given pattern and test your programm with them.
- Running on Windows? (didn't test it there, would be strange if everything worked out of the box)