Advent of code 2017 submissions

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These are proposed submissions for http://adventofcode.com/2017.

The solutions are automatically tested with travis

How to use

To run submissions use run.py script

usage: run.py [-h] [--last] [-d DAY] [-p PART] [-a AUTHORS] [-i IGNORE]
              [-l LANGUAGES] [-f] [-r] [-s]

Run contest submissions

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  --last                Run submissions from last day
  -d DAY, --day DAY     Run submissions for specific day
  -p PART, --part PART  Run submissions for specific day part
  -a AUTHORS, --authors AUTHORS
                        Run submissions from specific authors, ex: user1,user2
  -i IGNORE, --ignore IGNORE
                        Ignore submissions from specific authors
  -l LANGUAGES, --languages LANGUAGES
                        Run submissions written in specific languages, ex:
                        js,py, supported: c cpp go js py rb rs
  -f, --force           Force running submissions even if tool is missing
  -r, --restricted      Restrict each author to their input only
  -s, --silent          Disable debug mode

How to contribute

For now we support c, c++, javascript, go, python 3, ruby, and rust (stable).

You can use create.py tool to create a new empty submission:

usage: create.py [-h] [-p {1,2}] [-l {c,cpp,go,js,py,rb,rs}] author day

Creates new empty submission

positional arguments:
  author                Name of author (github login)
  day                   Day of problem (between 1 and 25)

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -p {1,2}, --part {1,2}
                        Create submission for one day part only
  -l {c,cpp,go,js,py,rb,rs}, --language {c,cpp,go,js,py,rb,rs}
                        Use specified language

Using python

If you don't use create.py tool you should follow this convention:

day-[number]/part-[number]/[your_login].py          # your submission code
day-[number]/part-[number]/inputs/[your_login].txt  # your input file

Your submission code should inherit from the Submission class from runners.python module:

from runners.python import Submission

class MyAwesomeSubmission(Submission):

    def run(self, s):
    	# :param s: input in string format
    	# :return: solution flag

You can add other functions & modules if you need to. Any external dependency should be added to requirements.txt.