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sun-tzu

v0.2.2

Published

Codewars cli and API wrapper

Readme

Sun-Tzu

A command line interface for the codewars API. Focus on those who prefer to work locally, it helps you keep your katas organized.

Notes

This project is a work in progress. It has only reached a barely useful state.

Usage

Configuration

A config file is any valid JSON holding with the following fields:

  • username
  • access_key (required for most operations)
  • language (a default language to fallback to)

Commands

init

The init command creates a configuration file (.sun-tzu) on the current directory. It warns if the a configuration file already exists, or overwrites it if the "--force" option is passed.

Options:

-u, --username

-k, --key <access_key>

-f, --force

train

Begins a new training session for the next code challenge (kata) within your training queue. It expects a language to be provided. If none, it will use the one configured, if any.

sun-tzu train [language] [options]

Options:

-p, --peek

If you only want to peek at the next item in your queue, without removing it from the queue or beginning a new training session. It will NOT persist the challenge information.

Development

Setup

A simple npm install should install all required dependencies. The solution uses grunt for some automated tasks, installing grunt-cli is recommended.

Code Style

JSHint is configured to help maintain code style. The code can be linted on demand by running grunt jshint or with every change by starting a watch on the files with: grunt watch.

Automated Tests

The automated tests are written using mocha. Can be executed any of these commands:

npm test or mocha specs/ # from the root directory.

or

mocha # from the specs directory.