Overview
The /1/assessment_report/iep endpoint returns the structure of the VB-Mapp IEP Assessment Report.
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| X-SystemDomain | <the system domain> | vbmapp | | X-LearnerId | <the learner id> | The DMTD-supplied identifier that identifies the learner (see REST API Guide) | | X-LearnerCode | <the learner code> | A REST-client-supplied identifier that identifies the learner (see REST API Guide) | | User-Agent | dmtd-rest-api |
| | Authorization | Bearer <your token> | Bearer wV1MLk5+sFzioJw/3M5r9A== | | Accept | application/json |
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| title | Paragraph Descriptor Fields |
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| Style | String | Required | The paragraph style | | Condition | String | Optional | An expression that determines if the paragraph belongs in the report | | Condition_Comment | String | Optional | A free-form comment describing the Condition field | | Text | String | Required | The paragraph's text, which might contain %SUBSTITUTION_FIELD%s |
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| title | Paragraph Descriptor Styles |
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The following table lists the various styles that can be used to apply common styling across the generated document. | Value | Description |
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| H1 | Heading #1 | | H1NB | Heading #1, but not emphasized (bold) | | H2 | Heading #2 | | H3 | Heading #3 | | Indent | Normal paragraph, but shifted to the right | | Intro | Normal paragraph style, in the introduction. Can have alternate styling, if needed. | | List | Bullet list | | Warn | Adds emphasis to highlight something to the user | | Normal | Normal paragraph style |
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The grammar for conditions is very trivial. It's simply: "expr op expr". The Flex lexical description looks as follows: [ \t\n] { /* skip spaces */ }\%([a-zA-Z_][a-zA-Z0-9_]*)\% { yylval.string = yytext; return IDENTIFIER; }[0-9]* { yylval.string = yytext; return INTEGER_LITERAL; }\<= { return LT; }\<= { return LTE; }== { return EQ; }\>= { return GT; }\>= { return GTE; }. { yyerror("Unknown token: %s", yytext); yyterminate(); }
A Bison grammar looks as follows:
binary_expr : /* empty */ | value LT value | value LTE value | value EQ value | value GT value | value GTE value ; value : IDENTIFIER | INTEGER_LITERAL ; |
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