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cs558-assignment-uploader

v1.0.0

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Simple program to upload assignments to class webserver with.

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CS558-Assignment-Uploader

This javascript program takes the following arguments seperated by spaces as ordered below:

  • Name

  • Password

  • Assignment Number

  • Path to the tar.gz assignment submission

What should be returned by the server is a response containing either the score on the submission, the number of attempts, and the maximum score received so far. If there was an issue with grading the assignment(bad format, timeout, etc.), then this will be indicated by the server response.