These are my solutions to some Advent of Code challenges. See https://adventofcode.com/ for more information.

My goal is to create concise, yet readable solutions.

Solutions are present in the solutions/ folder. Solutions take the form of functions with either the name part_1 or part_2 and take a single argument. The argument must be annotated with either str to get the full input document, or list[str] to get the input document split by line.

The manage.py script takes care of preparing, executing, testing and submitting solutions.

It is best to first set up advent-code-of-data with appriopriate session cookies to ensure that everything works as intended.

Creation of solution template and test data:

python manage.py [year] [day] create

Testing and executing the script (based on provided test data):

python manage.py [year] [day] run [part_1/part_2]

Submitting the solution (will test the result using the test data first):

python manage.py [year] [day] submit [part_1/part_2]

Typically, AoC challenges will include a small verification test. Test data is provided in the tests/test_data/ folder in YAML files, e.g.:

- input: test input
  part_1: result for part 1
  part_2: result for part 2

For executing individual challenges, see manage.py above.

Additional tests may be provided in the tests/ folder. You can run this, and all challenge verifications with:

pytest

You can also use the integration with advent-code-of-data's aoc command:

pip install .
aoc -y 2023 --no-submit

Note that you must probably reinstall after a solution change.

You can run black solutions tests manage.py and ruff check ... for linting.