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@code4rena/botrace-utils

v1.0.2

Published

Various utilities for Code4rena Bot Races

Downloads

1,821

Readme

Code4rena Botrace Utils

Various utilities for Code4rena Bot Races

Getting Started

Installation

Node.js 18 or higher is required.

Install via npm: npm i -g @code4rena/botrace-utils

Or use npx to run the package directly: npx @code4rena/botrace-utils --help

Command line

Once installed the c4bru command will be available. See c4bru --help for full usage.

JSON validation To validate a local file named report.json:

c4bru validate ./report.json

By default, this uses the currently recommended schema version. See the --help docs for how to change the target schema.

Markdown Rendering You can generate Markdown from your JSON report as it will be rendered for Github.

Note: Prior to generating the markdown the JSON report will be run through validation.

c4bru ./report.json > report.md

As a library

JSON validation

import {
  defaultVersion,
  schemas,
  validateReport,
} from "@code4rena/botrace-utils";

const validate = (reportJson) => {
  // Automatically use the default schema
  return validateReport(reportJson);
  // Or a specific version
  return validateReport(reportJson, schemas[defaultVersion]);
  return validateReport(reportJson, schemas["0.2.0"]);
};

Markdown Rendering Note: the api does not validate before rendering, it's recommended you run validation prior to rendering

import {
  renderReport,
} from "@code4rena/botrace-utils";

const toMarkdown = (reportJson, winningBotName) => {
  return renderReport(reportJson);
  // Optionally pass a bot name to include the winning report messaging
  return renderReport(reportJson, winningBotName);
};