🎄 Advent Of Code 2022 🎄

My solutions for the Advent of Code - 2022

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Usage

Create each Day's solutions in a structure like this under src/test/kotlin:

./day01 +
        |
        +- CalorieCounterTest.kt
        +- input.txt
        +- test-input.txt
        +- README.md
./day02 +
        |
        +- Day02Test.kt
        +- input.txt
        +- test-input.txt
        +- README.md
./dayNN +
        |
        +- TodayTest.kt
        +- input.txt
        +- test-input.txt
        +- README.md

Assuming each day's solutions follow the above directory structure and naming conventions, you will be able to run each solution with a command like:

./gradlew run test --tests="day01**"

If the tests are named appropriately, you can also use a command like this to just run a specific test:

./gradlew run test --tests="day01**Part 1**Sample**"

This would run just the Part One solution for the Sample input (test-input.txt).

For each new Day, you can simply copy the "template" dayNN package, and rename/implement as appropriate, or follow these destructions...

Create a dayNN directory
In the dayNN directory, create a SomethingTest.kt for the tests for the challenges. Naming the tests appropriately will allow the above gradle commands to work as described.

package dayNN

import Helpers
import org.junit.jupiter.api.Assertions.assertEquals
import org.junit.jupiter.api.DisplayName
import org.junit.jupiter.api.Test

@DisplayName("Day N - Description")
class TodayTest : Helpers() {
    @Test
    fun `Day 1 Part 1 Sample Input should return 42`() {
        assertEquals(42, Solver(loadSampleInput()).solvePartOne())
    }

    @Test
    fun `Day 1 Part 2 Sample Input should return 90210`() {
        assertEquals(90210, Solver(loadSampleInput()).solvePartTwo())
    }

    @Test
    fun `Day 1 Part 1 Real Input should return 42`() {
        assertEquals(42, Solver(loadInput()).solvePartOne())
    }

    @Test
    fun `Day 1 Part 2 Real Input should return 90210`() {
        assertEquals(90210, Solver(loadInput()).solvePartTwo())
    }
}

class Solver(data: List<String>) {
    fun solvePartOne(): Int {
        return 42
    }

    fun solvePartTwo(): Int {
        return 90210
    }
}

In the dayNN directory, create an input.txt file with the input for the challenge; optionally create a test-input.txt with the sample input, for easier testing
Copy the source of the final HTML page after solving both challenges, and paste into CodeBeautify to get a markdown version of the page
Add a README each day, with the markdown from CodeBeautify
Commit the day's solution, only after the day is over.
The .gitignore should keep the input.txt from being committed, but please be sure to not commit this, per the author's request

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