A collection of coding puzzles and challenges implemented in TypeScript using Deno.

• 🏗️ Automated scaffolding for new challenges
• ✅ Test-driven development setup
• 🧪 GitHub Actions CI pipeline
• 🎨 Code formatting and linting
• 📝 Input file handling
• 🛠️ Utility functions for common operations

• Deno v2.x installed

1. Clone the repository

You will need an Advent of Code session cookie for fetching puzzle inputs, set to the AOC_SESSION_COOKIE environment variable (or use an .env file).

Use the scaffold command to create a new challenge directory with all necessary files:

# For todays puzzle
deno task sd
# For a specified puzzle
deno task sd -n "challenge-name" -d <day-number>

This will:

• Create a new directory with the format DD_puzzle-name
• Generate boilerplate solution and test files
• Download the puzzle input automatically
• Set up example test cases

├── scripts/
│   ├── day-builder.ts    # Scaffolding script
│   └── templates.ts      # File templates
├── utils/
│   ├── board.ts          # Grid/board utilities
│   ├── hashSet.ts        # Custom HashSet implementation
│   └── misc.ts           # Misc helper functions
├── DD_puzzle-name/       # Puzzle solutions
│   ├── index.ts          # Solution implementation
│   ├── index.test.ts     # Tests
│   └── input.txt         # Puzzle input
└── deno.json             # Deno configuration

Keep in mind that addiitonally you need to grant permissions when using Deno (-A to grant all permissions), --watch is also very useful when solving a puzzle.

Run all tests:

deno test

Run specific day's tests:

deno test DD_puzzle-name/

Run only example tests (used in CI):

deno run test:CICD

• Coordinate-based navigation
• Directional movement
• Neighbor detection
• Boundary checking

A custom Set implementation that allows complex object storage using custom hash functions.

GitHub Actions workflow is configured to:

• Run linting
• Execute example tests
• Verify code quality