How to use this project

• Clone the project
• Run npm install

After that you can:

• Get a list of all snacks (filtered by difficulty level) with the command npx snack -a
  • Default difficulty level: easy
  • Use the -d option is for the difficulty level (i.e. npx snack -a -d medium or npx snack -a -d m will show all the medium difficulty snacks)
• Or check the snacks inside the snacks folder (they are organized by difficulty - easy, medium, hard)

To see a snack info from the terminal run npx snack -i snack-name -d snack-difficulty

• the -i option is for the snack name (both camelCase or kebab-case are good)
• the -d option is for the difficulty level (easy, medium, hard - default: easy)

Read carefully the instructions and the input/output examples.
Try to solve the snack by writing your code inside the solution() function (every snack has one), then run the test cases for the snack you solved (use npm run test -- dSnackName)

NOTE
the snack name for the test MUST be prefixed with the difficulty and be in camelCase (i.e. eMultiSum)

Check each test result and fix your code accordingly.
Enjoy your dev journey! :)

How to create new snacks

Run the command npx snack -c snack-name -d snack-difficulty

• the -c option need a snack name (both camelCase or kebab-case are good)
• the -d option need a difficulty level (easy, medium, hard - default: easy)

The snack stubs will be copied inside the snacks/{difficultyLevel}/{snack-name} folder.
Inside it you'll find:

• a basic snack.js file (no need to change the solution function, but you should edit the info function output to be aligned with the snack you want to create)
• a .solution folder with a snack.js file inside. Here you MUST implement a solution for your snack (keep it simple and maybe add some descriptive comments)
• a __test__ folder with a snack.test.js file inside. No need to change anything except the test cases and the functions parameters (see some of the existing tests for a clear example)