acr

AtCoder competitive programming CLI tool for Rust.

Install

cargo install acr-cli

Setup

acr init      # Interactive setup (editor, browser, template)
acr login     # Login to AtCoder

Usage

acr new abc001          # Create contest workspace and open editor
acr add e               # Add a problem to the workspace

# From a problem directory
acr view                # Open current problem page in browser
acr fetch               # Re-fetch sample test cases
acr test                # Run sample tests for current problem
acr submit              # Test and submit current problem
acr submit -f           # Submit even if tests fail

# From anywhere in a contest workspace
acr view a              # Open problem A page in browser
acr fetch a             # Re-fetch test cases for problem A
acr test a              # Run tests for problem A
acr submit a            # Submit problem A
acr submissions         # Open my submissions page in browser

# Session management
acr session             # Check login status
acr logout              # Logout from AtCoder

# Configuration
acr config              # Show current config
acr config editor nvim  # Change editor
acr config browser open # Change browser (default: xdg-open)

Workspace Structure

acr new abc001 generates:

abc001/
├── Cargo.toml          # [workspace]
├── a/
│   ├── Cargo.toml
│   ├── src/main.rs     # Generated from template
│   └── tests/
│       ├── 1.in
│       └── 1.out
├── b/
│   └── ...

Configuration

Config files are stored in ~/.config/acr/:

• config.toml - Editor and browser settings
• template.rs - Source code template
• session.json - Login session

Template

acr init creates a default template at ~/.config/acr/template.rs:

use proconio::input;

fn main() {
    input! {
    }
}

Edit this file to customize the boilerplate generated for each problem.

License

MIT