README.md

Advent of Code 2023

My solutions for Advent of Code 2023

Now neatly organized!

Created with ts-aoc-starter

For this year I chose to use a starter to organize the code. I used ts-aoc-starter

The repository is organized per day. Every day has a separate folder. The folder structure is outlined below.

ts-aoc-starter
├── puzzles
│   ├── day-1
│   │   ├── day-1-a.data.txt
│   │   ├── day-1-a.sample-data.txt
│   │   ├── day-1-a.ts
│   │   ├── day-1-b.data.txt
│   │   ├── day-1-b.sample-data.txt
│   │   └── day-1-b.ts
│   ├── day-2
│   ├── day-3

Sample input for the day is placed in the day-[x]-[part].sample-data.txt. Actual input is placed in day-[x]-[part].data.txt. The NX template takes care of loading the proper data file.

Warning

Because AOC input is copyrighted, you'll have to provide your own input. The input files are not provided in this repository. You'll have to create your own day-[x]-[part].sample-data.txt and day-[x]-[part].data.txt files.

The code can then be written in day-[x]-[part].ts files.

Running a puzzle

To run a puzzle with sample data, one of the following commands can be run:

pnpm day-1-a:sample

or

nx day-1-a --data=sample

To run the solution against the actual data set, run the following command:

pnpm day-1-a

or

nx day-1-a