AoC22
My Advent of Code 2022 Solutions
Each day is stored in a separate module with the naming convention
day{day_number}. Each module will have two functions available: part1 and
part2 with one argument: data: str.
The file aoc.py manage and run the solutions. It will automatically download
inputs for you, or you can provide custom inputs by providing a file name or
directly piping it into the program with stdin. In order for the program to
download the input for you, you will need to provide a session key for
adventofcode.com. This can be done by setting an
environment variable SESSION, or saving the key in the file .session.
Usage
Running aoc.py without any arguments will run the latest solution available.
You can specify which day and part you want to run or you can run all
solutions. This program will try to download the inputs if they aren't
available. If you want to download inputs yourself, they should be saved in
inputs/day{day_number}.txt.
Example
usage: aoc.py [-h] [-p PART] [-d DAY] [-f FILE] [-i] [-a]
The solutions to the problems given in the Advent of Code 2022. Each solution should be
stored in a separate module of the name `day{day_number}` with methods
`part{part_number}(data: str)`
options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-p PART, --part PART Part to run (default to the latest implemented)
-d DAY, --day DAY Day to run (defaults to the latest day available)
-f FILE, --file FILE Input file override
-i, --stdin Use stdin as the source of data
-a, --all Run all available solutions (-i and -f are ignored)
# Run the latest day
./aoc.py
# Run every solution
./aoc.py -a
# Run day 1, part 2 using myinput.txt
./aoc.py -d 1 -p 2 -f myinput.txt
# Pipe a custom input into day 1, part 1
echo "1000
2000
3000
4000
5000
6000
7000
8000
9000
10000
" | ./aoc.py -d 1 -p 1 -i