kayrunm / php-adventofcode
A PHP solution wrapper for Advent of Code.
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Requires
- php: ^8.1
- guzzlehttp/guzzle: ^7.4
- illuminate/http: ^8.0
- laravel-zero/framework: ^8.8
Requires (Dev)
- mockery/mockery: ^1.4.3
- pestphp/pest: ^1.3
README
This is an Advent of Code solution wrapper built on Laravel Zero.
Getting Started
Valid years
You can change which years are valid challenge years by changing the LOWEST_YEAR
and
CURRENT_YEAR
environment variables. The CURRENT_YEAR
is used as a fallback for any commands
that are run without a given year.
API session
You will need to grab your session
ID from the Advent of Code website. This
is used for downloading your unique input for each day's challenge.
You can do this by logging into the Advent of Code website and then
copying the string stored in the cookie called session
. Once you've got that copied, paste it
in your .env
file under the AOC_SESSION
key.
Commands
Make Solution
The adventofcode make {day}
command creates a solution file and downloads your unique input for the
specified day's challenge. By default, it will retrieve challenges from the year you specified
in your CURRENT_YEAR
environment variable. This can be set at runtime with the --year
option.
For example, the following will create a solution for the 7th day in 2021:
$ php adventofcode make 7 --year=2021
Solutions
You can run the solutions for a given day or year with the day
or year
commands.
For example, the following will run the solution for the 7th day in 2021:
$ php adventofcode day 7 --year=2021
And the following will run all the available solutions for 2021.
$ php adventofcode year 2021
Refactoring
To aid with refactoring, you can set the answers for any solution by setting the $answers
property on any of your Solution classes.
Let's say the answers for part A and part B of a solution are 383
and 493
, you can set them
with the following code:
protected array $answers = [ 'partOne' => 383, 'partTwo' => 493, ];
By doing this, running any of your solution commands will display whether your solution has the correct answer or not.