""" abc-classroom.scrub-feedback ============================ """ import re import codecs # This approach borrowed # from https://github.com/jupyter/nbgrader/issues/1156#issuecomment-502097507 [docs]def scrub_feedback(html_path): """Scrub out hidden tests from nbgrader html feedback pages. We use this to remove hidden tests given all of the nbgrader grade information including comments are only stored in the DB. Therefore it is more work than expected to generate a nice custom report. This will remove all html between ### BEGIN HIDDEN TESTS and ### END HIDDEN TESTS. Because I think we sometimes only use one # sign i may add a second catch for this. Parameters ---------- html_path : string Path to HTML file to be cleaned. Returns ------- html-file : A cleaned html file without the hidden tests. The original file will be overwritten. """ with codecs.open(html_path, "r") as html_file: orig_html_feedback = html_file.read() # Hide hidden tests html_clean = re.sub( r'<span class="c1">### BEGIN HIDDEN TESTS<\/span>[\w\W]*?' r'<span class="c1">### END HIDDEN TESTS<\/span>', "", orig_html_feedback, ) # Just in case we use just one pound sign html_clean = re.sub( r'<span class="c1"># BEGIN HIDDEN TESTS<\/span>[\w\W]*?' r'<span class="c1"># END HIDDEN TESTS<\/span>', "", html_clean, ) # Not sure we will need this # Hide the traceback (which includes parts of the hidden tests) # html = re.sub( # r'(<div class="output_subarea output_text output_error">\n<pre>\n) # (?:(?!<\/div>)[\w\W])*( # <span class="ansi-red-intense-fg ansi-bold">[\w\W]*?<\/pre>)', # r'\1\2', # orig_html_feedback) # Write the file - currently this overwrites the existing html output # We could consider a different approach with open(html_path, "w") as cleaned_html: cleaned_html.write(html_clean)