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🎄 AdventOfCode-typescript-template 🎄

This is a TypeScript boilerplate for Advent of Code.

built with ❤️ and:

👷‍♂️ Project structure

the project has the following structure:

src
- days: contains the solutions for the puzzles
- scripts: utility scripts for development lifecycle
- types: types and interfaces
- utils: utility scripts used for development and problem solving (i.e read an input file)

🚀 Getting started

This readme assumes you are using pnpm as package manager, but any other package manager will do.

The runtime used for this project is bun bun, check the docs for installing it.

install all required dependencies with pnpm i

🎄 Adding a new puzzle

when the new AoC puzzle is available run pnpm init-day {day}

replace {day} with the number of the advent day, i.e. pnpm init-day 2.

This command will create a new directory in the days folder with the following content

  • Puzzle.ts: the boilerplate module with the placeholder methods for solving both daily puzzles
  • index.txt: the input file where to add the puzzle input

The structure of the boilerplate module is the following:

const first = (input: string) => {
  console.log(input);
  return 'solution 1';
};

const expectedFirstSolution = 'solution 1';

const second = (input: string) => {
  console.log(input);
  return 'solution 2';
};

const expectedSecondSolution = 'solution 2';

export { first, expectedFirstSolution, second, expectedSecondSolution };

🔧 Development

When your solution is ready, or when you want to start developing incrementally (watch mode) run pnpm dev {day} where {day} is the day you are working on, i.e. pnpm dev 1 will run the puzzle class for day 1.

🧪 Testing

You can run test for all puzzles agains their expected output with pnpm t this will test all the solutions in the days folder

🛫 Contributing

Every contribution is welcome. Just fork this repo and open a MR with your changes, and don't forget to add your name to the contributors section of this README.

👨👩 Contributors

Francesco Maida

Devin Spikowski

Nitish Thiyagarajan