README.md

🎄 Advent Of Code 2022 🎄

My solutions for the Advent of Code - 2022

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Usage

Create each Day's solutions in a structure like this under src/test/kotlin:

./day01 +
        |
        +- CalorieCounterTest.kt
        +- input.txt
        +- test-input.txt
        +- README.md
./day02 +
        |
        +- Day02Test.kt
        +- input.txt
        +- test-input.txt
        +- README.md
./dayNN +
        |
        +- TodayTest.kt
        +- input.txt
        +- test-input.txt
        +- README.md

Assuming each day's solutions follow the above directory structure and naming conventions, you will be able to run each solution with a command like:

./gradlew run test --tests="day01**"

If the tests are named appropriately, you can also use a command like this to just run a specific test:

./gradlew run test --tests="day01**Part 1**Sample**"

This would run just the Part One solution for the Sample input (test-input.txt).

For each new Day, you can simply copy the "template" dayNN package, and rename/implement as appropriate, or follow these destructions...

• Create a dayNN directory
• In the dayNN directory, create a SomethingTest.kt for the tests for the challenges. Naming the tests appropriately will allow the above gradle commands to work as described.

package dayNN

import Helpers
import org.junit.jupiter.api.Assertions.assertEquals
import org.junit.jupiter.api.DisplayName
import org.junit.jupiter.api.Test

@DisplayName("Day N - Description")
class TodayTest : Helpers() {
    @Test
    fun `Day 1 Part 1 Sample Input should return 42`() {
        assertEquals(42, Solver(loadSampleInput()).solvePartOne())
    }

    @Test
    fun `Day 1 Part 2 Sample Input should return 90210`() {
        assertEquals(90210, Solver(loadSampleInput()).solvePartTwo())
    }

    @Test
    fun `Day 1 Part 1 Real Input should return 42`() {
        assertEquals(42, Solver(loadInput()).solvePartOne())
    }

    @Test
    fun `Day 1 Part 2 Real Input should return 90210`() {
        assertEquals(90210, Solver(loadInput()).solvePartTwo())
    }
}

class Solver(data: List<String>) {
    fun solvePartOne(): Int {
        return 42
    }

    fun solvePartTwo(): Int {
        return 90210
    }
}

• In the dayNN directory, create an input.txt file with the input for the challenge; optionally create a test-input.txt with the sample input, for easier testing
• Copy the source of the final HTML page after solving both challenges, and paste into CodeBeautify to get a markdown version of the page
• Add a README each day, with the markdown from CodeBeautify
• Commit the day's solution, only after the day is over.
• The .gitignore should keep the input.txt from being committed, but please be sure to not commit this, per the author's request