litmus-cli 1.0.11 → 1.0.12
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- package/README.md +17 -2
- package/package.json +1 -1
package/README.md
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@@ -26,13 +26,27 @@ litmus init <token>
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Your token is provided on the Litmus candidate portal when you open your assessment.
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### Check your status
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```bash
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litmus status
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```
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Run this from inside your assessment folder to see:
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- Time elapsed and remaining
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- Deadline info
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- Git commit stats
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- Estimated submission size
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- Tracker status
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### Submit your work
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```bash
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litmus submit
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```
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Run this from inside your assessment folder when you're done. It packages your work (source code + git history + activity log) and uploads it automatically.
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Run this from inside your assessment folder when you're done. It packages your work (source code + git history + activity log) and uploads it automatically. The assessment folder is deleted after a successful submission.
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Use `litmus submit --yes` to skip the confirmation prompt.
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1. `litmus init <token>` — sets up your workspace and starts the clock
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2. Work in your preferred editor, committing frequently
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3. `litmus
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3. `litmus status` — check your progress and time remaining
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4. `litmus submit` — packages and uploads everything in one step
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Your git commit history and file activity are included in the submission and used as part of the evaluation. Frequent, meaningful commits are recommended.
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