Short description tobe shown as a tutorial's subtitle

A test totry Python with CodeRoad

The level is identified and distributed following the regex:

/^(##\s(?<levelId>L\d+)\s(?<levelTitle>.*)\n*(>\s*(?<levelSummary>.*))?\n+(?<levelContent>[^]*))/;

The Level can be split into steps or have no steps. Levels without steps are meant to be used as only informative content, for example: use a Level without steps at the end of the tutorial to congratulate the student and provide some additional related resources.

Tutorial's content. It can span through multiple paragraphs and use headers`####` and`#####`.

Steps are identified and their content described usingthefollowing regex:

This is just a test, so here'stheanswer:

/^(###\s(?<stepId>(?<levelId>L\d+)S\d+)\s(?<stepTitle>.*)\n+(?<stepContent>[^]*))/;

defadd(*args):

total=0

for argin args:

total+= arg

return total

The numbers identifying the levels and steps are irrelevant but keep in mind that they will be executed in order. A level with id`10` will be executed before another one with id`20` and so on. These`ids` should have a match in the configuration file (`coderoad.yaml`).

Short description of the step's purpose. Should be short and fit in one line

**Important**

2. Step Ids are based on its level id. Any step from level`L234` must start with`L234S`, followed by the sequential digits.

For example:`add(1) = 1`,`add(1, 2) = 3`, and`add(1, 2, 3) = 6`.

steps:

-id:L1S1

setup:

subtasks:false

files:

-src/example.py

{

"version":"0.1.0",

"summary": {

"title":"Insert Tutorial's Title here",

"description":"Short description tobe shown as a tutorial's subtitle"

"title":"Basic Python Example",

"description":"A test totry Python with CodeRoad"

},

"config": {

"testRunner": {

{

"id":"L1S1",

"setup": {

"subtasks":false,

"files": [

],

"commits": [

]

]

},

"content":"Short description ofthestep's purpose. Shouldbeshort and fit inoneline\n\n**Important**\n\n1. Both level and step ids must have an entry with the same id on the configuration file;\n2. Step Ids are based on its level id. Any step from level `L234` must start with `L234S`, followed by the sequential digits."

"content":"Completethe`add` function. It shouldbeable to addoneor more numbers together.\nFor example: `add(1) = 1`, `add(1, 2) = 3`, and `add(1, 2, 3) = 6`."

}

],

"title":"Put Level's title here",

"summary":"Level's summary: a short description ofthelevel's content in one line.",

"content":"The levelisidentified and distributed followingtheregex:\n\n```js\n/^(##\\s(?<levelId>L\\d+)\\s(?<levelTitle>.*)\\n*(>\\s*(?<levelSummary>.*))?\\n+(?<levelContent>[^]*))/;\n```\n\nThe Level can be split into stepsorhave no steps. Levels without steps are meant to be used as only informative content,forexample: use a Level without steps at the end of the tutorial to congratulate the student and provide some additional related resources.\n\nTutorial's content. It can span through multiple paragraphs and use headers `####` and `#####`.\n\nSteps are identified and their content described using the following regex:\n\n```js\n/^(###\\s(?<stepId>(?<levelId>L\\d+)S\\d+)\\s(?<stepTitle>.*)\\n+(?<stepContent>[^]*))/;\n```\n\nThe numbers identifying the levels and steps are irrelevant but keep in mind that they will be executed in order. A level with id `10` will be executed before another one with id `20` and so on. These `ids` should have a match in the configuration file (`coderoad.yaml`)."

"title":"Add some numbers together",

"summary":"Test outthebasics",

"content":"Thisisjust a test, so here'stheanswer:\n\n```py\ndef add(*args):\n '''Add 1ormore numbers together'''\n total = 0\nforarg in args:\n total += arg\n return total\n```"

}

]

}