Results

As with tests, Hakutest stores test results as text files on your device. Results of the same test are grouped into folders, all folders are stored in results_directory, which is usually:

• ~/AppData/Local/hakutest/results on Windows.
• ~/.cache/hakutest/results on Linux and macOS.

tip

For more information about results directory, see General configuration.

Structure of the test result

Each test result contains the following information:

• Student name
• Submission time
• Student score:
  • Scored points
  • Maximum points
  • Scored percentage
  • Correctness of answer for each task
• Information about the test:
  • Test title
  • Test author
  • Test checksum (SHA256)

Example

Let's look at the following example of test results:

student: Alex
submittedAt: 2023-12-10T20:46:06.566462172+03:00
results:
    points: 3
    total: 5
    percentage: 60
    tasks:
        '1':
            answer: '1'
            correct: false
        '2':
            answer: some text
            correct: true
        '3':
            answer: '2'
            correct: true
        '4':
            answer: '1'
            correct: true
        '5':
            answer: some text
            correct: false
test:
    title: Information Security Grade 9
    author: Jane Doe
    sha256: b0f8bf6a584f3002ff9bcf1653a62d8d9b8100468e443bafffab5838354ae17c

In this example:

• The student's name is Alex.
• The submission time is 2023-12-10T20:46:06.566462172+03:00.
• The student scored 3 points out of a maximum of 5 points, resulting in a percentage of 60%.
• The correctness of the answers for each task is as follows:
  • Task 1: false (answer "1" is incorrect)
  • Task 2: true (answer "some text" is correct)
  • Task 3: true (answer "2" is correct)
  • Task 4: true (answer "1" is correct)
  • Task 5: false (answer "some text" is incorrect)
• The test is titled Information Security Grade 9 and was authored by Jane Doe.
• The test checksum (SHA256) is b0f8bf6a584f3002ff9bcf1653a62d8d9b8100468e443bafffab5838354ae17c.