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This package provides a simple interface with the Canvas grading API to save you the hassle of dealing with the web gradebook.
.. code:: bash
pip install canvasgrader
https://<canvas-installation>/profile/settings
https://<canvas-installation>/courses/<course-id>
key <https://canvas.instructure.com/doc/api/file.object_ids.html>
__
by which you want to identify students.. code:: python
>>> from canvasgrader import CanvasGrader
>>> api_key = 'your access token'
>>> canvas_grader = CanvasGrader(api_key=api_key, base_uri='umich.instructure.com',
course_id=85425, id_key='sis_login_id')
>>> assignment_id = canvas_grader.create_assignment(name='Homework 01',
points_possible=4)
>>> canvas_grader.grade_assignment(assignment_id, {
'mterwil': 4,
})
Alternatively, you may place the API key in a dotfile:
.. code:: bash
$ echo "my api key" > ~/.canvasgrader
$ chmod 600 ~/.canvasgrader
FAQs
Simple grading interface with the Canvas API
We found that canvasgrader demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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