deno_aoc

Advent of Code solutions written in TypeScript for Deno.

Testing

• Testing uses BDD from the Deno standard library.
• Testing the MD5 hashing problems takes a while so it's best to ignore them.
• Tests are run in the github actions.

deno test --allow-read --ignore="year_2015/day_04_test.ts,year_2016/day_05_test.ts,year_2016/day_14_test.ts"

Benchmarking

• Benchmarking is done with the standard Deno.bench() function.
• Like with testing, it's best to ignore the MD5 hash based problems.

deno bench --allow-read --unstable --ignore="year_2015/day_04_bench.ts,year_2016/day_05_bench.ts,year_2016/day_14_bench.ts"

Linting

• Linting is done with no arguments using Deno.
• Linting is checked in the github actions.

deno lint

Formatting

• Formatting is done using no arguments with Deno.
• It is also checked in the github actions.
• Running this on windows may cause problems relating to the preferred newline character.

deno fmt

Styling

• This project follows the Deno Style Guide.
• Dependencies are managed in the deps.ts and test_deps.ts file as recommended by the Managing Dependencies section of the Deno Manual.
• Project structure follows a year_20XX/day_XX.ts pattern where each day_XX.ts file has a part1 and a part2 named export function.