Create a .env file and add your AOC_SESSION_COOKIE.
npm i then npm run create-day [year] <day> to download a day. Re-run to download the second part of the question as markdown after you've unlocked it.
Use npm run <year>-<day> to run the relevant index.js file for that day.
On windows, for some unknown reason, npm i will fail if you aren't logged in. Use npm login before running npm i.
When this repo was setup, npm had just added multi-project workspaces and ts-node had just added support for Node's native ESModules. Hopefully, eventually, some hacks can be removed, namely:
- the
create-daynpm script flags in./utils/package.json(--no-warnings --experimental-specifier-resolution=node --loader ts-node/esm) - the
npm loginwarning in the readme?? (still very confused about that one. maybe it will "go away" whents-nodeis further updated)