* measured on [email protected] All benchmarks are calculated with input parsing. I plan to refactor my solutions so I can bench without it.

1. Install Node.js

2. Open with VS Code

3. Install the suggested extensions when prompted (Recommended)

4. Install the required packages

   npm i

   Select Current TS File launch option. F5 runs the file you're focusing in debug mode.

There are tests on every task. You can run them with

npm test

With coverage report

npm run test:coverage

or if you installed the recommended mocha extension you can run them with that

1. Install Rust

2. Open with VS Code

3. Install the suggested extensions when prompted (Recommended)

4. Install the required crates

   cargo build

   Select Current Rust Cargo launch option. F5 runs the cargo you're focusing in debug mode. Set Rust to default to nightly

   rustup default nightly

cargo run -p aoc201601

Run in the cargo you'd like to test

cargo test

Or in the workspace cargo if you'd like to run all tests

cargo test --all

Run a specific days benchmark

cargo bench -p aoc201501

Or in the workspace cargo if you'd like to run all benchmarks (Takes a while!)

cargo bench --all

cargo run -p scaffold 2016 01

All times are measured on [email protected] 🌟 marks my favourites Right now the CodeClimate and Codecov coverage reporters only report the Node test coverage and the Coverall reporter only the Rust results. This is because for Node nyc generates lcov reports and Tarpaulin generates cobertura.xml type reports. Once either Rust gets a native coverage reporter that will output lcov or Tarpaulin supports lcov, these two reports can't be merged.