CFCli
A cli tool for codeforces
Installation
Head to the pypi page and copy the command at the top.
In our case it will be pip install cfcli-py-tool.
Open your terminal (or command line if you're using windows) and paste the following:
pip install cfcli-py-tool
If this gives an error, please try:
pip3 install cfcli-py-tool
This will install CFCli from the PyPi package manager.
In order to test your installation, please run:
cf-cli
Requirements
Since the project is a pip (python package manager) package, you are required to have the following in order for it to work.
- Python 3.8+
- Latest Pip version
Setup
The setup for cf-cli is very minimal. Since there are parts of the Codeforces API that require authentication, it is the only environment variable that is needed.
For the rest of the documenation, please visit the official site
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