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Signed-off-by: Obed N Munoz <[email protected]>

labs/file-dir-monitor/Makefile

@@ -1,2 +1,3 @@
 
 include ../../common.mk
+-include lab.mk

labs/file-dir-monitor/README.md

@@ -7,6 +7,7 @@ The program should monitor events in all of the subdirectories under the specifi
 To obtain a list of all of these subdirectories, you will need to make use of [nftw()](https://linux.die.net/man/3/nftw).
 When a new subdirectory is added under the tree or a directory is deleted, the set of monitored subdirectories should be updated accordingly.
 
+
 General Requirements and Considerations
 ---------------------------------------
 - Use the logger that was done on [advanced-logger](https://github.com/CodersSquad/ap-labs/tree/master/labs/advanced-logger).
@@ -17,25 +18,22 @@ General Requirements and Considerations
 - Don't forget to handle errors properly.
 - Coding best practices implementation will be also considered.
 
-Tests Cases
------------
-Below you can see how your program will be tested:
 
-1. Run as privileged user
-```
-sudo ./monitor /tmp
-```
+Test Suite
+----------
+Build and Test automation is already implemented with the following command. Below some general tips and comments.
 
-2. Monitor your home's directory
-```
-./monitor $HOME
-```
+- Make sure that your program passes all test cases without errors.
+- Remember that this is being executed by a robot script.
+- You cannot edit the `lab.mk` file.
+- Failed compilation or segmentation faults means 0-graded.
+- Failed tests without proper handling  will be properly discounted from total grade.
 
-3. Monitor the current path
 ```
-./monitor $(pwd)
+make test
 ```
 
+
 How to submit your work and check your submission
 =================================================
 ```

labs/file-dir-monitor/lab.mk

@@ -0,0 +1,20 @@
+# word-reverser build & test automation
+
+APP_NAME=monitor
+LIB_NAME=logger
+build:
+	gcc -c ${APP_NAME}.c -o ${APP_NAME}.o
+	gcc -c ${LIB_NAME}.c -o ${LIB_NAME}.o
+	gcc    ${LIB_NAME}.o ${APP_NAME}.o  -o ${APP_NAME}
+test: build
+	 @echo Test 1
+	sudo ./${APP_NAME} /tmp
+	@echo Test 2
+	./${APP_NAME} ${HOME}
+	@echo Test 3
+	./${APP_NAME} $(PWD)
+	@echo Test 4 - failed
+	./${APP_NAME}
+
+clean:
+	rm -rf *.o ${APP_NAME}