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petibrugnon

v1.2.0

Published

A command-line interface to assist Google Hash Code participants. It can interact with the [Hash Code scoring app](https://codingcompetitions.withgoogle.com/hashcode).

Downloads

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Readme

petibrugnon

A command-line interface to assist Google Hash Code participants. It can interact with the Hash Code scoring app.

Install

Requires Node.js 16.7.0 or higher.

npm install --global petibrugnon

Then try:

petibrugnon --help
# or, for short
tibru --help

Creating and configuring a Google OAuth 2.0 Client

For petibrugnon to access your data on the Hash Code scoring app, you need to authorize it to do so. This requires a Google OAuth 2.0 Client. To create one, go to console.cloud.google.com, create a project, then go to APIs & Services > Credentials > Create Credentials > OAuth Client ID. Select the mobile app type, and then copy the client ID. Create a .petibrugnonrc.json file in your project directory with the following contents:

{
  "google-oauth-client-id": "<paste the client ID here>"
}

Finally, switch back to the Google Cloud Console and go to APIs & Services > OAuth Consent Screen. In the Test users section, add the users you want to allow logging in using your client (probably yourself and your team mates).

You're ready to go!

Usage

Commands

  • download: download the current challenge statement in .petibrugnon/statement.html and input files in .petibrugnon/inputs.
  • upload: upload output files to the scoring app. All files located in .petibrugnon/outputs that have the same name as an input file will be uploaded as a solution for the corresponding test. Sources are also uploaded. All files and directories from the working directory will be zipped and uploaded, except those which match patterns found in .gitignore. If Git is not used, a .petibrugnonignore file is also accepted. Also, the .petibrugnon directory and .petibrugnonrc.json are always ignored. After upload, wait for the scores to settle and display them, along with the difference between before and after the upload.
  • score: display the total score, rank, and individual test scores.
  • parse: use jolicitron to parse all inputs files.
    • --schema: speficy the schema file to use. Default is jolicitron.json.
  • run -- command...: run the given command once for each input file. The spawned process is provided the following environment variables: PETIBRUGNON_INPUT_FILE_PATH, PETIBRUGNON_INPUT_JSON_FILE_PATH (output of parse), PETIBRUGNON_OUTPUT_FILE_PATH, PETIBRUGNON_TEST_ID, PETIBRUGNON_TEST_NAME.
    • --only: only run the given tests (space-separated list of numbers starting from zero).
  • run: runs the last command ran with run -- command....
  • login: log in to the scoring app. This is automatically done by commands that require it.
  • logout: log out of the scoring app. Use it if you encounter errors.

Global options

See --help.