Command line runner for Clojure Advent of Code projects
- Downloads input files from the AoC website
- Automatically detects solution files and runs them
- Provides nice CLI output with run times of solutions
aoc-runner finds packages named aoc.day<n>, and looks for functions named
part1 and part2. Each function is called with the puzzle input as an
argument, and should return the solution for the given day & part.
You may optionally define a function named parse, which will be run before
the solution functions. When parse is provided, it is passed the input string
and its return value is passed to part1 and part2 instead of the raw input.
If you need a different parser for parts 1 and 2, you can alternatively provide
parse-part1 and parse-part2 functions.
aoc-runner searches for puzzle input under resources/input/day<n>.txt. If
input for a day can't be found, it will attempt to download it from the AoC
website. Since puzzle input is unique to each user, you need to provide a
session token for aoc-runner to use when downloading. You can find this in
your session cookie on the AoC website. Paste the value into a file named
.aoc-session in your working directory.
(run-latest [year]): Run the latest day that a package exists for(run-all [year]): Run all puzzles for a given year(run-day [year day]): Run a specific day's solver