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Elixir Advent of Code Skeleton
A simple starter app for Advent of Code.
Using a fork of this repo you can run:
mix aoc.gen DAY [--year YEAR]
Running mix aoc.gen 1 (at the start of the 2018 advent of code) will:
- Generate a new module based on the title of the problem at
lib/aoc/year_2018/day_01/problem_title.ex
- Roughly parse the html description of the problem into
@moduledoc markdown.
- Use your session token to download your unique problem input into
priv
- Generate a test file ready to solve the examples and pull in the saved problem input with tags (so slow running, complex days can be skipped later on).
- Fork this repo
- Grab your browser's session key from Advent Of Code and set it as an environment variable. (Chrome Developer Tools > Application > Cookies > session)
- Run
mix aoc.gen 1 to generate your content for the first day
- Read the new module's docs, solve the first part of the problem with TDD 😄.
- Run
mix aoc.gen 1 again to append the second part of the problem to your moduledocs.
- Get all the stars.
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