...this time in Python because I'm lazy, but I guess I made a cool CLI so maybe not that lazy
Poetry 1.2+ and Python 3.11 is required. You can (and should) use pyenv.
poetry install
poetry shell
The CLI can download the input for your AoC account. You have to get the session token manually after you log in on the AoC website
and put it in cookie file in the root directory. You can name the file differently or put it somewhere else, too, but you need to configure it
in pyproject.toml, e.g. if you want to have it in a session.txt file, configure it like this:
[tool.aoc]
cookie-path = "./session.txt"
aoc create [days]
The argument is optional, running only aoc create will create files for current day,
if it's December 2022, of course. You can pass ranges and individual items, e.g. aoc create 3,5-6,8-9.
This will:
- create a folder for a given day (with
__init__.pyfile) - creates a placeholder for the solution (two empty functions, one for each part)
- if possible, fetches the input file from the website (if the cookie setup is configured)
- creates empty
test_input.txtfile for experimenting - if the placeholder did not exist or
--openis passed, it opens the AoC website with the instruction
aoc run [day]
Similarly, [day] is optional and the same rules apply. You can also pass --test to run it
with test_input.txt file located in the day's folder or --test filename.txt
to run it with input located in filename.txt.