My code for AOC-2023. Template copied from {go back and find link}
Here's how to use the CLI for common tasks:
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Create a new solution for a specific day:
./aoc-hs new -d <day>
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Run a solution for a specific day and part:
./aoc-hs run -d <day> -p <part> --input
Below there is the complete description of the CLI (you can run ./aoc-hs --help to get it in you local machine):
Usage: aoc-hs [new -d <day> [--no-curl] | run -d <day> -p <part> [-f <file-name> | --example | -e | --input | -i]]
Description:
This tool simplifies Advent of Code solutions in Haskell by creating templates and handling input files. No need to learn Cabal!
Subcommand: new
Create a new Advent of Code solution for the specified day. It creates a main module, modifies the .cabal file, and downloads the input data.
Usage: aoc-hs new -d <day>
Example: aoc-hs new -d 3
aoc-hs new -d 3 --no-curl
Options:
-d <day> Specify the day for the Advent of Code puzzle (1-25).
--no-curl It wont download your personal AoC input file. You don't have you provide a cookie with this option
Subcommand: run
Run an Advent of Code solution for the specified day and part. The input data is read from a file which can be supplied via -f or you can
use shortcuts --example and --input. Default --input
Usage: aoc-hs run -d <day> -p <part> [-f <file-name> | --example | -e | --input | -i]
Example: aoc-hs run -d 3 -p 2 --example
aoc-hs run -d 3 -p 3 -e
aoc-hs run -d 3 -p 2 --input
aoc-hs run -d 3 -p 2 -i
aoc-hs run -d 3 -p 2 -f my-input-file.txt
Options:
-d <day> Specify the day for the Advent of Code puzzle (1-25).
-p <part> Specify the part of the puzzle (1 or 2).
-f <file-name> Specify a custom input file to use.
--example, -e Use the example input file (./inputs/day-<day>.example) as input.
--input, -i (Default) Use the puzzle input file (./inputs/day-<day>.input) as input.