Using Standford Moss code duplication checking system in PHP projects

The Standford Moss system is Stanford University's famous code duplication checking system. It can find out which code submitted by students is plagiarized from others, thereby rejecting the submission results. It is open to anyone who wants to use the system, so how to use it in PHP projects?

1. Download Moss’s PHP file moss.php

   You can visit https://github.com/Phhere/MOSS-PHP to download moss.php and put it in your third-party extension library

2. Use moss.php

   With the sample code below, you can simply do a small Moss test

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 complete Java code duplication checking. Unfortunately, $userid is required.

3. Get userid

Since it is an open system, there is a way to obtain its account, and that is to send an email.

Send an email to moss@moss.stanford.edu and include

registeruser
mail Your email address (may be used as userid)

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

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