The project goal is to deliver some pretty, readable and concise solutions to Advent of Code 2023 problems all written in Kotlin language. It should show the other developer how some constructions from the language can be used and how to solve some kind of tricky problems that appear during the Advent of Code.

You can find all problems at the page of Advent of Code 2023. The description of each problem contains some sample test data, but I also included my input data files from the contest in the resources' directory of the project to make my project working with some sample, real world data.

When soling each day problem I use my template of AdventDay that I defined in AdventDay.kt - it's worth looking into this definition by yourself, and also you can read more about it at my blog.

It's enough to create some Kotlin object that inherits from AdventDay to get the solution running. If you're interested in the details, let's look into the definition of the Advent.kt to see how to find all object classes in Kotlin and run some method on them 😎.

To run all solutions, simply call ./gradlew run

The solutions are tested with the values gathered from adventofcode.com. Every day of Advent has its expected output defined in AdventTest.kt and in order to verify correct state of the outputs for days we run every day solution and catch it standard output stream to compare it with expected value.

To run all tests, simply call ./gradlew test

The problems solutions are included in project, but for every of them you can also find some corresponding article at my website, where I discuss not only the given problem, but also some cool features of Kotlin or I deep dive into some language constructions. |