competest 0.0.8

A python cli tool to test competitive programming solutions(code) against multiple test cases and measure execution time.

competester

A python cli tool to test competitive programming solutions(code) against multiple test cases and measure execution time. This tool becomes handy when the programmer is dealing with a problem having larger amount of test cases.

• INSTALLATION
• DESCRIPTION & USAGE
• TEST CASES FORMAT
• OPTIONS
• BUILD INSTRUCTIONS
• TODO

INSTALLATION

To install it using pip (for Linux, MacOS and Windows users)

sudo pip3 install --upgrade competest

Alternatively, Windows users can download the latest competest.exe file from releases.

DESCRIPTION & USAGE

competest is a command line program to test competitive coding problems for test cases. It requires python 3.6+ to be installed. It is licensed under GPL-v3 License.

As of now, supported Languages are:

• java
• python
• pypy
• exe(i.e. compiled executables)

Usage:

competest [OPTIONS] [python|java|pypy|exe] PROGRAM_FILE

Example:
competest python program.py -t test_cases.json

TEST CASES FORMAT

Test cases are written in json format like this:

[
    {
        "input":[
            "5",
            "3 2 4 5 6"
        ],
        "output":[
            "2",
            "1 2"
        ]
    }
]

Note: input and output are arrays of strings where each string is a line of input/output

For multiple test cases:

[
    {
        "input":[
            "5",
            "3 2 4 5 6"
        ],
        "output":[
            "2",
            "1 2"
        ]
    },
    {
        "input":[
            "7",
            "3 2 4 5 6 10 16"
        ],
        "output":["10"]
    }
]

Find more about JSON

OPTIONS

 -t, --test-cases FILENAME    File containing test cases.  [required]
 -h, --help                   Show this message and exit.

BUILD INSTRUCTIONS

To run competest directly use

python3 run.py

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To run the tests use

python3 tests/test_platform.py

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To build competest binary (install pyinstaller first)

pyinstaller -F run.py

TODO

• Add a simpler test case format
• Improve Documentation
• Add more metadata to setup.py
• Add more language support

Made with ♥️ by Shailesh Aanand