View, Code, Submit directly from terminal
Made with ❤️ by Divesh Uttamchandani
A python based command line interface for helping in competitive programming. Termicoder aims at automating and simplifying the process of coding, testing and submitting solutions to Online Judges so that one can concentrate only on algorithms
Python3.5+
Note: Termicoder is in its development stage and has only been tested on Ubuntu + python3.5.2. Support for other configurations is being worked on. If you are using some other platform and encounter errors, do create an issue about them. For windows one can also try using Bash on Ubuntu on Windows
pip3 install termicoder
pip
with sudo if you get a permission error.
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clone this repo
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in the root folder of this repo run
pip3 install --editable .
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to remove this package, in the root folder of the repo run
python setup.py develop --uninstall
To setup tab autocompletion for termicoder commands,
see termicoder config autocomplete --help
- C
- C++
- Python3
Though it is very easy to configure termicoder to work with other languages.
Usage: termicoder [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...
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view, code & submit problems directly from terminal.
Options:
--version Show the version and exit.
-v, --verbosity LVL Either CRITICAL, ERROR, WARNING, INFO or DEBUG
-h, --help Show this message and exit.
Commands:
clip Copies code from file to clipboard.
code Creates and opens file with template code.
config Configure settings, autocomplete etc.
debug Launches custom debug interface.
list List the contents of current folder.
repl Start an interactive shell.
setup Sets up problem, contests and login.
submit Submit a solution.
test Test code against the sample testcases.
view View contests and problems.
For details of a particular command use:
termicoder --help
termicoder <COMMAND> --help
You can have a look at helptext which contains the output of all help commands.
For a sample we recommend going through sample run which contains the details
ChangeLog and Older Releases are availible under Releases .
Termicoder is mostly written in python. If you are looking towards contributing to the code base, you should begin with reading the following:
You can also contribute otherwise by
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Improving the Documentation.
- Most of the documentation lies in the documentation folder. To start fork this repo, change and create a pull request
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reporting a bug or requesting a feature.
- Please create an issue about the bug/feature.
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Giving feedback about the work. (both praise and criticism are equally appreciated).