I made a **Test Case Parser** and it can parse test cases for your problem in just one keystroke.↵
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### Update : Contest Parser has also been added.↵
- Update your Sublime Build file and automate.py file↵
- Place the contest.py file along with the automate.py file in your workspace folder↵
- Open the contest page on chrome, go to sublime text (Make sure you have a cpp file open in the workspace directory)↵
- Press ctrl+shift+B and select automate-Contest to run the contest parser↵
- A new directory with contest id will be created inside Workspace with all (Problem Id).cpp files and corresponding test files↵
- all cpp files will have the template copied from "solution.cpp" file , you can change the name in automate.py , but this name should be the same for cpp file you will use for single problem parsing↵
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Download the github repo from here : [AutomateOlympicCoding](https://github.com/epsilon573/AutomateOlympicCoding).↵
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#### Video Walkthrough↵
- [Youtube](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gg1cwWMnLhc)↵
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Extract it and place the sublime build file in Packages/User.↵
Place the automate.py file in the same folder as your cpp file.↵
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In the automate.py file, change {code}.cpp__tests to the file name you use. Make sure this file name is always the name. If you use different file names for every solution like A.cpp, B.cpp , this will not work.↵
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Open up the problem tab in chrome (Only works for chrome) , go to sublime text and start coding. Launch the automate build system in the background using "Ctrl + B" and it will parse the test cases while you are solving the problem.↵
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Now just run the OlympicCoding plugin.↵
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### Dependencies :↵
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- Install Python3.↵
- pip install bs4↵
- pip install pywinauto ↵
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You can support me on my Youtube Channel here : [GGxEpsilon](https://www.youtube.com/c/GGxEpsilon)↵
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I can automate this further so that you can parse and run OlympicCoding in a single Keybind but will skip that for now.↵
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Thanks for reading and feedback will be appreciated.
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### Update : Contest Parser has also been added.↵
- Update your Sublime Build file and automate.py file↵
- Place the contest.py file along with the automate.py file in your workspace folder↵
- Open the contest page on chrome, go to sublime text (Make sure you have a cpp file open in the workspace directory)↵
- Press ctrl+shift+B and select automate-Contest to run the contest parser↵
- A new directory with contest id will be created inside Workspace with all (Problem Id).cpp files and corresponding test files↵
- all cpp files will have the template copied from "solution.cpp" file , you can change the name in automate.py , but this name should be the same for cpp file you will use for single problem parsing↵
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Download the github repo from here : [AutomateOlympicCoding](https://github.com/epsilon573/AutomateOlympicCoding).↵
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#### Video Walkthrough↵
- [Youtube](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gg1cwWMnLhc)↵
↵
Extract it and place the sublime build file in Packages/User.↵
Place the automate.py file in the same folder as your cpp file.↵
↵
In the automate.py file, change {code}.cpp__tests to the file name you use. Make sure this file name is always the name. If you use different file names for every solution like A.cpp, B.cpp , this will not work.↵
↵
Open up the problem tab in chrome (Only works for chrome) , go to sublime text and start coding. Launch the automate build system in the background using "Ctrl + B" and it will parse the test cases while you are solving the problem.↵
↵
Now just run the OlympicCoding plugin.↵
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### Dependencies :↵
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- Install Python3.↵
- pip install bs4↵
- pip install pywinauto ↵
↵
You can support me on my Youtube Channel here : [GGxEpsilon](https://www.youtube.com/c/GGxEpsilon)↵
↵
I can automate this further so that you can parse and run OlympicCoding in a single Keybind but will skip that for now.↵
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Thanks for reading and feedback will be appreciated.
