This project contains solutions to Advent of Code 2023, using Deno and Typescript.
You must have aocd installed and have set your session cookie with it:
aocd set-cookie COOKIE_VALUE_HERE
Then you can run any solution script:
deno run -A day_1.ts
You can run one day's tests with deno test day_1.ts or by clicking the play
button next to it inside of Visual Studio Code. You can run all days' tests with
deno task test.
You can debug a script within Visual Studio Code by opening the "Run and Debug" view on the left side of Visual Studio Code, picking either the "Debug Current File" or "Debug Current File's Tests" configuration in the dropdown, and then clicking the play button next to it. You can set breakpoints by clicking to the left of a line number to place a red dot.
You can also debug a script outside of Visual Studio Code by running
deno run -A --inspect-brk day_1.ts or deno test --inspect-brk day_1.ts.
If you want to use a local file as input for a problem instead of fetching it
from the Advent of Code website, you can add the --input flag to use a
specific file:
deno run -A day_1.ts --input myInput.txt
When you're confident about a solution, you can add the --submit (or -s)
flag to submit the solution and see if it was correct:
deno run -A day_1.ts --submit
You can start a new day's challenge with this command:
aocd start 2