C2LI

> A simple cli tool to help during codeforces and atcoder contests.

Installation

To install c2li you can use npm.

> npm i -g c2li

Basic commands

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C2li is structured with contests as main purpose. Based on it, when you want to use c2li you have to initialize a contest, using the following command:

> c2li init contest

For example:

> c2li init contest cf 1195

Creates the following directory structure;

```
1195/
A/
.test.json
B/
.test.json
...
``

The tests are stored in .tests.json

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As only Codeforces and AtCoder are supported you can use create to generate the tests structure.

> c2li create -p

For example:

> c2li create unk001 -p 6

Creates the following directory structure;

`
unk001
0/
.tests.json
1/
.tests.json
...
5/
.tests.json
`




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To test a code you need to put your code under the correct problem directory having the desired tests. For testing you can use the following command:

> c2li test

Your code need to follow the extensions .cpp (For C++ codes) or .py (for Python codes). You can receive the following verdicts Correct, TLE, RTE, UNKNOWN and Incorrect.

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If you want to test your code with a test that you are developing: You can use the following command:

> c2li run

You just need to type the input and wait for the output. In this mode TLE will not be handled.

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To see all the current tests in the directory you can use the following command:

> c2li show




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The following command allow the addition of a testcase:

> c2li add

You just need to type the input and output in the respective sections. Type two times a new endline to finalize a section.

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The following command allow to remove a testcase:

> c2li remove

caseId is the number of the testcase 0-indexed as shown in the show command.

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Initiallly the time limit is setted to be 2000 ms (2 seconds). You can change it, using:

> c2li config set tl

Where is the desired new time limit in milliseconds. To check the current time limit you can use:

> c2li config get tl`