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Templates and download script

Download today's puzzle input from adventofcode, create a directory for this day and some template files to solve the puzzle in a given language.

Requirements

  • python3
  • poetry (https://python-poetry.org/docs/) or you can install manually:
  • requests (pip3 install requests)
  • pytest (pip3 install pytest) (only if you solve puzzles in python)
  • if you want to get your puzzle input downloaded automatically,
    • log into adventofcode via your browser and get the content of the session cookie
    • in your terminal, do export AOC_SESSION=your-session-id

How to use

$ python3 init.py --help
usage: init.py [-h] [-d DAY] [-y YEAR] [-l LANGUAGE [LANGUAGE ...]]
               [--no-download]

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -d DAY, --day DAY
  -y YEAR, --year YEAR
  -l LANGUAGE [LANGUAGE ...], --language LANGUAGE [LANGUAGE ...]
  --no-download

If no day / year is given, the current date is used. language defaults to py.

$ export AOC_SESSION=your-session-id
$ python3 init.py -l cpp

How to autorun the solve file:

poetry run shell-command --command='python "${watch_src_path}"' --patterns="*.py" --recursive year2022

How to run a given day

poetry run python run.py  --help
usage: run.py [-h] [-d DAY] [-y YEAR] [-l LANGUAGE [LANGUAGE ...]]

options:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -d DAY, --day DAY
  -y YEAR, --year YEAR
  -l LANGUAGE [LANGUAGE ...], --language LANGUAGE [LANGUAGE ...]

Coming soon

  • automated testing
  • less broken jank structure
  • linting

Notes

Python

Templates are in templates/py

$ python init.py
$ cd dayXX
$ pytest
$ python solver.py

C++

Templates are in templates/cpp

$ python init.py -l cpp
$ cd dayXX
$ make test
$ make run

Utilities are in utils/cpp. cd utils/cpp; make to test Utils.cpp

Haskell

Templates are in templates/hs

$ python init.py -l hs
$ cd dayXX
$ ghc -i../utils/hs solver.hs
$ ./solver

Run tests with ./solver --test or in the repl:

$ ghci -i../utils/hs solver.hs
λ> test1
λ> test2

You can also run only part one or two with ./solver --part 1.

Utilities are in utils/hs

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