python-ecd 0.2.1

Python CLI for Everybody Codes

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✨ A Python CLI tool for managing Everybody Codes puzzles ✨

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📋 Features

• Initialize workspace for Everybody Codes puzzles
• Download puzzle inputs automatically
• Manage session tokens securely
• Run solutions with both test and real input data
• Automatic project structure creation

📦 Installation

The package can be installed using uv, which is recommended for better dependency management and faster installations:

# Install it as a system tool
uv tool install python-ecd

# Otherwise use:
uvx python-ecd

The tool will be available as both 'python-ecd' and 'ecd'

💻 Usage

Initialize a Workspace

Create a new workspace for your puzzles solutions:

It can be done in the current directory:

ecd init

Or in a specified path:

ecd init everybody-codes-solutions

Note that if the directory does not exist, it will be created.

Set Session Token

Configure your session token for accessing puzzle inputs:

ecd set-token <TOKEN>

Note that is not necessary if you set it during initialization.

Download Puzzle Input

Download the input for a specific puzzle:

ecd pull <QUEST_NUMBER> [OPTIONS]

Options:

• --year, -y: Event year (default: actual)
• --part, -p: Puzzle part (default: 1)
• --force, -f: Overwrite existing files

This command will create the necessary dirs and files if they do not exist.

Run Solutions

Execute your solution for a specific puzzle:

ecd run <QUEST_NUMBER> [OPTIONS]

Options:

• --year: Event year (default: actual)
• --part: Part number to execute (default: 1)

Test Solutions

Run your solution using test data:

ecd test <QUEST_NUMBER> [OPTIONS]

Options:

• --year: Event year (default: actual)
• --part: Part number to test (default: 1)

Submit Solutions

Submit your solution for a specific puzzle:

ecd push <QUEST_NUMBER> [OPTIONS]

Options:

• --year: Event year (default: actual)
• --part: Part number to test (default: 1)

Display Version

Show the current version of the tool:

ecd --version

©️ License

This project is licensed under the terms of the MIT license.

🤝 Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please feel free to submit a Pull Request.