rime 2.2.1

An automation tool for programming contest organizers

Rime

Rime is a tool for programming contest organizers to automate usual, boring and error-prone process of problem set preparation. It supports various programming contest styles like ACM-ICPC, TopCoder, etc. by plugins.

Detailed documentations (in Japanese) are found at documentation site:

https://rime.readthedocs.io/ja/latest/

Cheat sheet

Install Rime

$ pip install rime

Upgrade Rime

$ pip install -U rime

Uninstall Rime

$ pip uninstall rime

Initialize a project

$ rime_init --git/--mercurial

Add a problem

$ rime add . problem <problem_dir_name>

Add a solution

$ rime add <parent_problem_dir_name> solution <solution_dir_name>

Add a testset

$ rime add <parent_problem_dir_name> testset <testset_dir_name>

Build a target (project/problem/solution/testset)

$ rime build <target_path> -j <#workers>

Test a target (project/problem/solution/testset)

$ rime test <target_path> -C -j <#workers>

Pack a target for an online judge (project/problem/testset)

$ rime pack <target_path>

Upload a target to an online judge (project/problem/testset)

$ rime upload <target_path>

Submit a target to an online judge (project/problem/solution)

$ rime submit <target_path>

Edit a configuration file (project/problem/solution/testset)

$ vi/emacs/nano <target_path>/<PROJECT/PROBLEM/SOLUTION/TESTSET>

New features from Rime Plus

• -O2, -std=c++11 as a default
• Faster parallel test
• native testlib.h support
• subtask / partial scoring
• reactive checker (partially support)
• gcj-styled merged test
• additional commands
• pip support
• judge system deployment
• test result cache
• some bug fix
• JS / CSharp / Haskell codes
• etc.

For developers

How to run unit tests

$ python setup.py test