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Using AMC in command line only

Version 2 (Alex Alex, 03/07/2021 12:05 am)

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h1. Using AMC in command line only
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These instructions should help you use AMC in command line only without having to open the graphical user interface.






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These instructions work with version 1.1.0 of AMC.






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h2. Creating a new project






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There is no AMC command to create a new project, so you will need to create directories "manually". I use the following bash script to create the needed directories:






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#!/bin/bash






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# file name: new_project.sh






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PROJECT_DIR=/home/me/MC-Projects






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mkdir $PROJECT_DIR/$1






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mkdir $PROJECT_DIR/$1/cr






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mkdir $PROJECT_DIR/$1/cr/corrections






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mkdir $PROJECT_DIR/$1/cr/corrections/jpg






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mkdir $PROJECT_DIR/$1/cr/corrections/pdf






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mkdir $PROJECT_DIR/$1/cr/diagnostic






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mkdir $PROJECT_DIR/$1/cr/zooms






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mkdir $PROJECT_DIR/$1/data






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mkdir $PROJECT_DIR/$1/exports






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mkdir $PROJECT_DIR/$1/scans






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then you can create a new poject by typing:






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./new_project.sh my-new-project1






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h2. Prepare tests






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You need to have your .tex file created before following with the instructions below.






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h3. Creating the PDFs






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/usr/bin/auto-multiple-choice prepare --mode s --prefix $PROJECT_DIR/$1/ $PROJECT_DIR/$1/$2.tex --out-sujet $PROJECT_DIR/$1/DOC-sujet.pdf --out-corrige $PROJECT_DIR/$1/DOC-corrige.pdf --out-calage $PROJECT_DIR/$1/DOC-calage.xy






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/usr/bin/auto-multiple-choice prepare --mode b --prefix $PROJECT_DIR/$1/ $PROJECT_DIR/$1/$2.tex --data $PROJECT_DIR/$1/data/






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h3. MEPTEX






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/usr/bin/auto-multiple-choice meptex --src $PROJECT_DIR/$1/DOC-calage.xy --data $PROJECT_DIR/$1/data






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h3. Printing your documents






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/usr/bin/auto-multiple-choice imprime --sujet $PROJECT_DIR/$1/DOC-sujet.pdf --data $PROJECT_DIR/$1/data/ --methode file --output $PROJECT_DIR/$1/copies/examen$2-%e.pdf






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h2. Analysing the copies






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/usr/bin/auto-multiple-choice analyse --projet $PROJECT_DIR/$1/ $PROJECT_DIR/$1/scans/*






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# Note






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/usr/bin/auto-multiple-choice note -data $PROJECT_DIR/$1/data --seuil 0.15






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# Association auto






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/usr/bin/auto-multiple-choice association-auto --data $PROJECT_DIR/$1/data --notes-id numero-etudiant --liste $PROJECT_DIR/$1/students-list.csv --liste-key no






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# Annoter les copies






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/usr/bin/auto-multiple-choice annote --projet $PROJECT_DIR/$1/ --data $PROJECT_DIR/$1/data --fich-noms $PROJECT_DIR/$1/students-list.csv --qualite 100 --indicatives 1






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# Regroupe les annotations pour avoir un fichier par étudiant






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/usr/bin/auto-multiple-choice regroupe --projet $PROJECT_DIR/$1/ --sujet $PROJECT_DIR/$1/DOC-sujet.pdf --fich-noms $PROJECT_DIR/$1/students-list.csv --tex-src $PROJECT_DIR/$1/$2.tex --compose






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# Export les notes






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/usr/bin/auto-multiple-choice export --data $PROJECT_DIR/$1/data --module ods --fich-noms $PROJECT_DIR/$1/students-list.csv -o $PROJECT_DIR/$1/output-note.ods --option-out nom=NOM-DE-L_EXAMEN