Installation
You can install cpbooster with a single comand, either using npm or yarn.
Requirements
- nvm (optional, but strongly recommended).
- Node.js >= v12.18.2
- npm
- Competitive Companion Extension (Chrome or Firefox)
Install using npm
npm install cpbooster -g
Note: In some cases you may need to run above command with sudo. However, it is recommended to
install node and npm with nvm to avoid this.
Install using yarn
yarn install cpbooster -g
Verify Installation
cpbooster --help
You should see the description of each of the available commands. Read it to know what you can do with each of them.
Usage: cpb <command> [options]
Run `cpb <command> --help` to show help for an specific command.
Commands:
cpb clone Run cpbooster as server for competitive companion
plugin.
cpb test <filePath> Test your code against one or all (default) available
test cases. Run `cpb test --help` to see more usage
options [aliases: t]
cpb create <filePath> Create a new source code file with the corresponding
template loaded or multiple source files if a sequence
is given as file name. Run `cpb create --help` to see
usage options and examples [aliases: c]
cpb init Create a new configuration file with default values in
$HOME directory or if --configPath is specified, it
writes it in the given path. [aliases: i]
cpb login <url> Log in to the specified Online Judge (i.e. Codeforces,
AtCoder, ...). [aliases: l]
cpb submit <filePath> Submit a source code file as a solution to a problem in
an Online Judge (i.e. Codeforces, AtCoder, ...).
[aliases: s]
cpb stat <filePath> Outputs useful information about the specified
problem/file in a format that is easy to parse from
other tools
Options:
--version, -v Show version number [boolean]
--help, -h Show help [boolean]
--configPath Path to JSON configuration file
[default: "/home/san/cpbooster-config.json"] [string]