exercism-solutions

These are my solutions to the lessons I take on exercism.org

To run tests or watch files for TDD you need to install bundler for Ruby and/or yarn for JavaScript then run either or both of these:

bundle install
yarn install

Afterwards you can run bundle exec guard for Ruby or yarn watch for Javascript TDD. I pefer to use this bash function for running single tests (must be run from the exercise directory):

alias etest() {
  if [ -f package.json ]
  then
    yarn test
  else
    ruby *_test.rb -c
  fi
}

To be able to submit and download new exercises you need to install exercism:

Mac:

brew update
brew install exercism

For other platforms: https://exercism.org/cli-walkthrough

After exercism is installed it must be configured to use your API token:

exercism configure --token=<your-api-token>

For additional assistance with the exercism CLI see: https://exercism.org/docs/using/solving-exercises/working-locally

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