coman

Contest manager — easily run and test your programming contest solutions.

How it works

You put your source code anywhere in the src directory, or a subdirectory of src.
You run coman. This will automatically find which source file you are working on and will compile and run it.
You put tests in the test directory.
You run coman test. This will run each test and display the results.

Simple, right?

Forget about writing Makefiles or regurgitating an obnoxiously long "gcc" command. coman takes the hassle away from compiling and running your code manually.
It can automatically find which solution you are working on, and run that one. (Or you can specify the file on the command line.)
It can test your solution with test cases that you provide.
It can quickly open a debugger for you.
It supports any programming language.

To install this program, install Rust if you haven't already.

You can install the latest version by typing:

console $ cargo install coman

This will install coman from crates.io.

Now, check out the getting started tutorial.

Clone the repository and use cargo to install it:

console $ git clone https://github.com/j-tai/coman.git $ cd coman $ cargo install --path .

Or, if you want to just build the program, you can use

console $ cargo build --release

for an optimized build (or omit --release for a debug build). Then, the binary will be in target/release/coman (or target/debug/coman).