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README.md

Setup

Execute pip install -r requirements.txt in this folder

How to extract the canvas

  1. Go to view-source:https://adventofcode.com/{year you want}, for example view-source:https://adventofcode.com/2015
  2. Copy the whole thing (Ctrl + A then Ctrl + C)
  3. Paste the content into page.html file
  4. Run canvas.py and hope everything works
  5. The canvas will be in the canvas.svg file (canvas.html is also created for debugging)

Known issues

  • The HTML debug-preview page does not properly set the span height for 2023, causing the lava falls and other effects to move down one line_height. However, the resulting SVG image does not have this problem.

  • For 2020 if you want to have Storm, you'll need in add manually it to page.html, because it is calculated randomly in runtime using JavaScript (and my script does support that). Don't forget that there should not be a line break between the last <a> and the storm's <div>, otherwise there will be an empty line at the bottom.