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Made an automated tool to generate git repo for problem solved in Codeforces
By ShifaT57, history, 4 years ago, In English

cp-tool

cp-tool is an auto generator for solved problems at different online judges. It gathers all the problems you have solved at an online judge and generates a git repository for you.

Generated Sample Git Rep by cp-tool

Supported Platforms

Requirments

  • python >=3.6

Instruction

  • Installation

  • Linux : pip install cp-tool

  • Windows :python -m pip install cp-tool

Note : Please updated version

  • Upgrade :

  • Linux :pip install --upgrade cp-tool

  • Windows :python -m pip install --upgrade cp-tool

  • Usage

  • Using command cp-tool it will show the usages

  • Init with git repo :

    • Create a git repository first
    • Then init -c init -j codeforces

    You will be asked for

    • handle
      • example : shifat57
    • repository name (A folder will be created based in repo name)
      • example : My Cp Track
    • repository url
      • example : https://github.com/jspw/cp-tool-sample

  • Update submissions :

    • Go to the repository folder in your local file
    • Then cp-tool -c update -j codeforces

git repo : https://github.com/jspw/cp-tool

sample : https://github.com/jspw/cp-tool-sample

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4 years ago, # |
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nice work man.

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4 years ago, # |
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Appreciate your work! But this idea is not new

nellex already created an awesome tool harwest which can even save submissions and generate repository with proper time-stamps

https://codeforces.net/blog/entry/85788

It also has atcoder support afaik

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4 years ago, # |
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Wow this looks amazing! How to install with MacOS?

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4 years ago, # |
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Thanks for the mention Candidate_Master_2021 and great tool ShifaT57!

Though, I had already worked on building something quite similar a few days ago which solves about the same problem. We already have a good contributor base and are trying to continuously keep it updated. Would be glad if you'd like to join the effort too to fix some of its shortcomings :)

Here's the link to the project: https://github.com/nileshsah/harwest-tool and as pointed out by Candidate_Master_2021, the link to the blog post about it: [Beta] Harwest — Git wrap your submissions this Christmas!

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