Competitive Programming Booster 🡲 https://searleser97.github.io/cpbooster/
cpbooster
is a cross-platform CLI tool designed to boost competitive programmer's speed during contests by automating various routine tasks like compiling and testing, debugging, cloning testcases, loading template, etc. The console command suits any coding environment (i.e. VSCode, Jetbrains IDEs, Vim, Emacs, Geany, Sublime Text, ...) and it’s very easy to use. Vim / NeoVim users can install cpbooster.vim plugin to boost their speed even more.
For Installation and Setup Instructions Visit cpbooster
Website
https://searleser97.github.io/cpbooster/
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cpbooster
comes with a short alias command calledcpb
to avoid writing the long command each time -
Automatically clone sample testcases files with corresponding source code files with template loaded into a desired directory
cpb clone
waits for competitive companion plugin to send parsed data for each problem
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Test your code against sample testcases quickly
cpb test mycode.cpp
test your program against all available test casescpb test mycode.cpp -t 1
test your program against the test case with the given idcpb test /some/path/mycode.cpp
test a program that is not located in your current location
Supported results:
- AC (Accepted)
- WA (Wrong Answer) Shows differences between accepted output and your output beautifully
- TLE (Time Limit Exceeded)
- RTE (Runtime Error)
- CE (Compilation Error)
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Run code with your own debugging flags easily
cpb test mycode.cpp -d
to use keyboard as inputcpb test mycode.cpp -t 2 -d
to use a test case file as inputcpb test /some/path/mycode.cpp -d
debug a program that is not located in your current location
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Submit your code from the terminal really quickly.
cpb submit mycode.cpp
submits your file to the corresponding judge.
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open your preferred editor in the contest directory immediately after cloning it. See Editors
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Create source files with corresponding template loaded
cpb create a.py
creates single file with corresponding template loaded based on file extensioncpb create {a..n}.cpp
creates multiple consecutive files from "a.cpp" to "n.cpp"cpb create {a...n}.cpp
same as previous command (Any amount of dots greater than 1 work)cpb create {a-n}.cpp
same as previous command (Single dash also works)cpb create /some/path/a.cpp
creates "a.cpp" in the specified path instead of current locationcpb create /some/path/{a-n}.cpp
creates "a.cpp ... n.cpp" in the specified path instead of current location
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Vim plugin cpbooster.vim boosts your speed even more
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Flat File Structure. See Why Flat File Structure
- Fork this repository and clone it locally:
git clone https://github.com/{yourUsername}/cpbooster
cd
(change directory) tocpbooster
repo directory- Install dependencies: run
npm install
- Install
cpbooster
from source:npm run install:dev
- Make code changes
- Lint your code and fix possible linting errors:
npm run lint
- Verify all tests pass:
npm t
- add
--here
option tocpb clone
to clone testcases in current directory - Add Memory Limit Exceeded Veredict (using
gnu-time
as/usr/bin/time -f '%M' ./program
, can't useps
due to lack of precision. See https://stackoverflow.com/a/131346/13079132) - Add the possibility to test interactive problems
- Add Stress tests (using brute force solution and tests generator)
- Add the possibility to test current file using test cases of another file (test --as <filename>)
- Add the possibility to debug current file using test cases of another file (test --as <filename> -d)
- Fully support windows CMD.
- Add support for
NODE_ENV
in compile/debug command for debugging purposes.
- I am open to feature requests.
- Pull Requests are also welcome.
cpbooster
is licensed under the GNU General Public License v3.0