a simple macro for my repository dilluti0n/baekjun which uses jekyll to run its documentation site. This macro automatically merges the assets/sol/xxxx.md file of the repository with the xxxx.(extension) file in the folder named after each source code's extension (e.g. py/, c/) and uploads it to the site.

• Your OS must be based on Unix. (e.g. Linux, macOS)
• git and your boj repository with following rules :

├── assets
│   ├── origin.md
│   └── sol
│       └──{problem_number}.md
└── {extension}
    └── {problem_number}.{extension}

1. assets/origin.md should contain the base of your documentation's homepage.
2. assets/sol/{probem_number}.md should contain a description of the algorithm of the {problem_number}.
3. {extension}/{problem_number}.{extension} should contain a source code of the algorithm whih a language {extension}. (e.g. c/1000.c, py/1000.py)

There are three ways to compile and use this macro.

1. vim ./makefile and modify the syntex {your_path} to your BOJ directory path.
2. make ucompile to compile the macro.
3. make run to run the macro.

1. make compile to compile the macro.
2. mv ./bojSolGen {your_path} to move the macro to your BOJ direcrory path.
3. cd {your_path} and ./bojSolGen to run the macro.

1. make jcompile to compile the macro.
2. ./bojSolGen to run the macro. (In this way, you need to type {your_path} while running the macro.)

Note that only the first method commits the changes made by the macro to the BOJ repository and pushes them to github automatically.