Module advent_of_code_hhoppe
Python library to process Advent-of-Code puzzles in a Jupyter notebook. See a complete example.
Usage summary:
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The preamble optionally specifies reference inputs and answers for the puzzles:
BASE_URL = 'https://github.com/hhoppe/advent_of_code_2021/blob/main/data/google.Hugues_Hoppe.965276/' INPUT_URL = BASE_URL + '2021_{day:02}_input.txt' ANSWER_URL = BASE_URL + '2021_{day:02}{part_letter}_answer.txt' advent = advent_of_code_hhoppe.Advent( year=2021, input_url=INPUT_URL, answer_url=ANSWER_URL) -
For each day (numbered 1..25), the first notebook cell defines a
puzzleobject:puzzle = advent.puzzle(day=1)The puzzle input string is automatically read into the attribute
puzzle.input. This input string is unique to each Advent participant.For each of the two puzzle parts, a function (e.g.
process1) takes an input string and returns a string or integer answer. Using calls like the following, we time the execution of each function and verify the answers:puzzle.verify(part=1, func=process1) puzzle.verify(part=2, func=process2) -
At the end of the notebook, a table summarizes timing results.
Alternative ways to specify puzzle inputs/answers
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The puzzle inputs and answers can be more efficiently downloaded using a single ZIP file:
PROFILE = 'google.Hugues_Hoppe.965276' ZIP_URL = f'https://github.com/hhoppe/advent_of_code_2021/raw/main/data/{PROFILE}.zip' !if [[ ! -d {PROFILE} ]]; then wget -q {ZIP_URL} && unzip -q {PROFILE}; fi INPUT_URL = f'{PROFILE}/{{year}}_{{day:02d}}_input.txt' ANSWER_URL = f'{PROFILE}/{{year}}_{{day:02d}}{{part_letter}}_answer.txt' advent = advent_of_code_hhoppe.Advent( year=2021, input_url=INPUT_URL, answer_url=ANSWER_URL) -
The puzzle inputs and answers can be obtained directly from adventofcode.com using a web-browser session cookie and the
advent-of-code-dataPyPI package:!pip install -q advent-of-code-data import aocd # Fill-in the session cookie in the following: mkdir -p ~/.config/aocd && echo 53616... >~/.config/aocd/token advent = advent_of_code_hhoppe.Advent(year=2021)
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