A Python 3 script to automatically download a user's Kattis statistics and solved problems.
You can use git clone https://github.com/JasonCannon/kattis-fetch to clone the repository. Make sure you have installed the Python 3 package Beautiful Soup, see Requirements below for installation instructions.
Before running the fetcher, you need to download a configuration file. This file includes a secret personal token that allows you to log in. It should be placed in your home directory, or in the same directory as fetch.py, and be called .kattisrc.
To run the fetcher, first make sure you have downloaded your Kattis configuration file. You can then cd into the kattis-fetch directory and run python3 fetch.py <kattis_email>. The script make take some time to run and will the write the results to a json file called kattis.json in the same directory. Do not spam or overuse this script as it requires live fetching from the Kattis servers.
This script will produce a file called kattis.json in the same directory. The layout of the file will look like:
{
"stats": {
"Rank": "<Kattis rank>",
"Score": "<Kattis score>",
"Solved": "<number of problems solved>"
},
"solved": [
{
"ID": "sequences",
"Name": "0-1 Sequences",
"Total": "1488",
"Acc.": "739",
"Ratio": "50%",
"Fastest": "0.00",
"Difficulty": "7.0"
},
// ... and so on ...This Python script requires the library Beautiful Soup to be able to fetch the data. The easiest way to install this library would be to use a library / package manager (e.g. pip3 install beautifulsoup4 or apt-get install python3-bs4).
- Improve the script overall (it's currently just hacked together).
- Add the ability to download all source files (e.g. all .cpp, .py files) for a user's solved Kattis problems (could put some strain on the Kattis servers so I would have to thoroughly test this out first to avoid any potential issues).