This year it is time for Java. They will hate you for using Java instead of something more cool, but I find it acceptable.
Not recording nor broadcasting my run this year. Go find someone else to backseat.
I don't have a fancy build system this year. Every day is a class with a main.
You can run this right clicking on your IDE of choice. Here is how I do it on a terminal:
mvn exec:java -Dexec.mainClass="es.danirod.aoc.aoc23.DayXX"
To assist on the task, I made a script called bin/problem which accepts the day as a parameter and calls the proper main method.
Not usually, but some methods have been tested just for my calm. Use mvn test to run them or anyhow you use your IDE.
I made a little verification script in case I refactor the project.
The control file is a static text file with all my solutions as copied and pasted from the AoC website.
Then bin/control will call bin/problem for every DayXX class found in the project. If I refactor and add a custom main method, this script should be modified so that it still runs every problem in order.
Finally, bin/assert makes a call to comm in order to compare the output of bin/control and control. It must match. If you see a diff, then it is because something is broken.