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project-euler

v1.6.0

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A collection of solutions to Project Euler's problems

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Readme

project-euler

A collection of my solutions to Project Euler's problems

travis build codecov coverage version downloads MIT License semantic-release Commitizen friendly

About

The project is simple and easy to use. Most problems have two unit tests written: one for the given simple solution and one that test for the actual answer.

All credit is given via links in comments to the respective owners if ever an algorithm is used from Stack Overflow solutions.

Note: Some tests are commented out as they take longer than desired when running the Travis-CI build.

Setup

npm install project-euler

Usage

Run Tests Once

Simple and easy, see the code in action

npm run test:single

Run Tests Continuously

Run the tests continuously while developing solutions for the problems or optimizing the current solutions.

npm run test:tdd