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Bruce Lewis Advent of Code 2020

2023

I'm using this repo to help folks practice for coding interviews. You might be one of those people, if you've already done some JavaScript coding. If you haven't, freecodecamp is a good starting point.

See src/day1/README.md to get started.

2020

This is the first year I've decided to give Advent of Code a try. I took an extremely lazy approach, in that most of my programming in 2020 has been on an app set up with Create React App. If I took the time to look into it, I'm sure I could set up jest with a test runner just like the one in create-react-app and do away with all the extraneous stuff in here, but I'm not taking the time to look into it. The only extraneous thing I removed was the automated test for the example react app, so that my own tests run faster.

Look in src/day* to find my code.

Getting started

You should have nvm installed already. Run nvm use, then npm install to get set up. Don't worry about vulnerability warnings when you install; these only apply for software you're exposing to the Internet, not software used only by you on your own computer.

Available Scripts

In the project directory, you can run:

npm test

Launches the test runner in the interactive watch mode.\ See the section about running tests for more information.

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