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Mehdi Cheracher edited this page Jan 14, 2021 · 1 revision

egor parse Will start an HTTP server on port 4243 and block waiting for competitive companion.

after getting the JSON Data, the server will stop and a directory with the name of the task will be created in the Current directory. Following commands assumes you are in an Egor Task's directory.

The command can take some flags that are given to the custom template (if you have any) such as

  1. --fio: Specify this if you want to have fast io, this on it's own does not give you anything unless you use the associated parameter in your custom template to add fast io.

  2. --m: This indicates the currently parsed task requires multiple test cases, again, this on it's own does not give you anything different is just a parameter that gets set to be used in custom templates, see the README for examples.

The command reads some configuration values stored in the default config file (this depends on your operation system), such as the author name, the preferred language, and template paths for the given language.

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