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acos-jsav-vas

v1.0.3

Published

Acos-server content package for visual algorithm simulation exercises implemented with JSAV library

Downloads

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Readme

acos-jsav-vas

Acos-server content package for visual algorithm simulation exercises implemented with JSAV library. For tutorials on how to create exercises with the JSAV library please refer to the JSAV documentation and the JSAV repo.

To use this packge you first need to install the acos-jsav content type package, which provides the JSAV library and other necessary libraries.

Adding new exercises

New JSAV visual algorithm simulation exercises can be configured in /content.js like:

const Content = {
  insertion_sort: {
    head: ``,
    body: `
    <div id="jsavcontainer">
      <h1>Title</h1>
      <p class="instructLabel">Instructions:</p>
      <p class="instructions">
      Instructions here
      </p>
      <p align="center" class="jsavexercisecontrols"></p>
      <p class="jsavscore"></p>
      <ol id="exerArray"></ol>
    </div>
    `,
    exercise_js: `insertionSort.js`
  },
  ...

head: Here you can place tags that will be inserted in the <head> tag of the exercise page, like for example extra libraries or stylesheets

body: Here you can place the HTML of the exercise, it will be inserted in the <body> tag of the exercise page.

exercise_js: The name of the actual exercise JavaScript code file that uses the JSAV library to create the exercise. You must place the file in /static/exercises/.

Static files

Static files should be placed in the /static folder, and can be accessed from for example a <script> tag with /statis/jsav-vas/<your_file_in_static_folder. Ideally stylesheets should be placed under static/style and JavaScript files under static/js, but it is up to you where you place them, since you will have to refer to them using their full path in the static folder. The exercise file that uses the JSAV library to create the exercises must place the file in /static/exercises/.

Exercise grading

The acos-jsav package listens for jsav-log-event and when a jsav-exercise-grade is detected, it extracts the points and sends them to the Acos server.