Unofficial commands useful while working with exercism.io.
The commands range from testing to fetching next exercises.
Any version smaller than 1.0.0 is considered as alpha, beta, not-stabble or just NOT YET tested.
Add this line to your application's Gemfile:
gem 'pry-exercismun'
And then execute:
$ bundle
Or install it yourself as:
$ gem install pry-exercismun
After you install it you should be able to run commands after you run pry. Every commands has 2 forms:
- longer:
exercism-submit - shorter:
esubmit
There are following commands:
Fetch current exercises.
[1] pry(main)> efetch
ruby - leap
javascript - bob
elixir - bob
clojure - bob
python - bob
haskell - bob
objective-c - bob
scala - bob
Exercises written to D:\programowanie\Ruby\exercism.io
Submit your exercise to exercism.io.
If you are in the directory of your submission file(for example you are in /bob/) and
your directory is the same as your exercise(/bob and bob.rb) you simply run:
exercism-submit
If directory name is not the same as submission file(Directory: /nucleotide-count, submission file: dna.rb)
you must give file name(without rb)
exercism-submit dna
In last case, when you are not in the directory of your submission file you must provide path:
exercism-submit ruby/nucleotide-count/dna
Run test file.
The above conditions for exercism-submit apply also for exercism-test:
exercism-test
exercism-test nucleotide-count
exercism-test ruby/nucleotide-count/nucleotide-count
In most cases, directory name is the same as test file(with "_test.rb" at the end) so you can simply use first command
exercism-test
I don't like long licenses but license of exercism.io tells to use this license. Full copy of license in "LICENSE.txt"
GNU Affero General Public License
Copyright (C) 2013 Darek Nêdza, nedzadarek@gmail.com
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