cp-tools
About the project • Installation • Features • Basic usage • Tests • Technologies •
About
Format, test and pack competitive programming problems.
Installation
Clone this project and build with command make:
$ make
To install cp-tools, use the command below as a super user:
$ make install
The binary will be copied in /usr/local/bin. The support files will be copied in /usr/local/lib/cp-tools directory.
To uninstall run
$ make uninstall
Dependencies
- pdflatex
- GCC 9
- Python 3
- libssl-dev
- clang-format (optional)
Features
- Generates the problem PDF and checks the solutions
- Integration with Polygon
- Integration with MOJ
- Support for interactive questions
Basic usage
To create a basic problem template use the following command on an empty directory:
$ cp-tools init
To remove auto-generated files (which are located in .cp-build folder in current directory), use the command
$ cp-tools clean
To generate the PDF version of the problem, use the command
$ cp-tools genpdf
The command
$ cp-tools check
verifies the validator (flag -v), the checker (flag -c) or the tests (flag -t).
To judge a solution, use the command
$ cp-tools judge solution[.c|.cpp|.java|.py]
To connect to Polygon API use the command
$ cp-tools polygon
For more information, use the option -h (or --help), as shown below:
$ cp-tools -h
Or read cp-tools man page using
$ man cp-tools
Tests
To run the unit test use the commands
$ make
$ ./cp-run_tests
Polygon connection tests
On a local run of the tests you need to set both environment variables: POLYGON_KEY and POLYGON_SECRET.
If you are using Travis on your own fork you must add the environment variables POLYGON_KEY and POLYGON_SECRET following the official tutorial.
Technologies
- C++17
- GCC v.10.2.0
- LaTeX