I am aware that nops_eval
creates folders named with students' ID, and inside each of those folders, an HTML file (with the same name for all students) is created. I would like to have the HTML files with the students' ID or the students' names. It would be necessary to have a folder per student, just the HTML files all in the same folder, without Is it possible?
The code used:
eval <- nops_eval(register = "register_df.csv",
solutions = "solutions.rds",
scans = "nops_scan.zip",
language = "pt",
eval = exams_eval(partial = F, negative = -0.25, rule = "false"),
dir = "eval",
interactive = T,
mark = F)
Recently, in version 2.4-0 nops_eval()
gained the option to plug in custom writers for the evaluation results. So, in principle, this could be used. However, if the focus is just to rename the HTML files, I would probably simply unzip()
the ZIP file, file.rename()
the HTML files, and then file.remove()
the previous directories.
For me on Linux this works:
f <- unzip("nops_eval.zip")
id <- strsplit(f, "/", fixed = TRUE)
id <- sapply(id, function(x) x[length(x) - 1])
for(i in seq_along(id)) {
file.rename(f[i], paste0(id[i], ".html"))
file.remove(id[i])
}
Note: Possibly, the file paths in f
are separated with a backslash rather than a slash on Windows. If so, you would have to replace "/"
with "\\"
in the strsplit()
call.