Workspacer allows newbies to save their work at the end of meetings, (while on Guest accounts), and allows us to give them class skeletons, documentation files (without giving access to the internet) and such.
To set up an instance of this project:
$ touch round2/users.csv
$ mkdir round2/their-work
$ ln -s /path/to/repo/round2 ~/round2
$ ln -s /path/to/repo/client2 ~/client2
And the necessary libraries must be in ~/workspace-libs (jfxrt.jar and other amd files).
These exist on the robotics user account.
copy-docs-all.sh will copy the Java SE 8 API docs to all machines in rm. 451
which do not have them (at /var/tmp/javase8-api).
$ bash copy-docs-all.sh
setup-all.sh copies necessary libraries for JavaFX to the machines that do
not have them (at /var/tmp/robo-libs), and updates the necessary plaintext
files on all machines.
$ bash setup-all.sh
Between meetings (preferably at the end of each meeting, for security's sake),
make-ssh.sh should be run:
$ bash make-ssh.sh
$ bash setup-all.sh
After running make-ssh.sh, setup-all.sh must be run
again in order for the students to work.
It's called the MIT License. We'd love if other people and teams use this project, and the MIT License makes sure you can.