Using Standford Moss code to check the system in PHP projects

Standford Moss System is the Stanford University's famous code-checking system, it can find out which classmates submitted the code is copied others, so that the results are rejected. It's open to everyone who wants to use the system, so how do you use it in PHP projects?

1. Download MOSS php file moss.php

   You can access Https://github.com/Phhere/MOSS-PHP   To download moss.php and place it in your third-party extension library

    

2. Use moss.php

   With the following example code you can simply do a moss quiz

<?php
include ("moss.php");
$userid = ""; Enter your moss userid
$moss = new Moss ($userid);
$moss->setlanguage (' Java ');
$moss->addbywildcard (' test/* ');
$moss->addbasefile (' Example.java ');
$moss->setcommentstring ("This is a Test");
Print_r ($moss->send ());
?

This code uses moss.php to perform the check of Java code. Unfortunately, however, $userid is needed.

3. Get userid

Since the

is an open system, there is also a way to get its account, that is, to send an email.

Send an email to [email protected] with

RegisterUser
Mail your email address (which may be used as a userid)

The next step is to wait for a reply. With the userid you can use moss happily.

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Use Standford Moss code to check the system in the PHP project