making-with-code-cli
Advanced tools
This package provides the command-line tool mwc which accompanies the Making With Code
introductory Computer Science curriculum. mwc helps students configure their computers,
sets up git repositories for course assignemnts, and provides helpers for other course tasks
like running tests and accessing the curriculum.
Teachers will be able to use mwc to adminster their courses, including tools for feedback and
assessment. The overall goal of the project is to provide computational infrastructure to teachers
and schools allowing them to teach CS through open-ended projects using real tools, supporting
personal relationships with powerful ideas and rich computing cultures.
mwc can be installed via pip. However, if you're a student or teacher using
Making With Code, there is a separate bootstrapping process you should follow.
Please consult your curriculum website (or ask your teacher) for detailed instructions
on how and why to use this tool.
pip3 install making-with-code-cli
Once installed, you can set up your computer using the mwc setup command. Run
mwc --help to see all the commands available.
If you're interested in computing education and want to learn more about Making With Code, please contact Dr. Chris Proctor.
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We found that making-with-code-cli 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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