This project contains Clojure[script] solutions to problems from Project Euler written in a portable fashion, so that the same code works in both in the JVM and Node.
This project is based on the Advent of CLJC project.
Clone this repo and find a problem that you want to solve. Make a new solution file with the new script:
script/new number username
where number is the problem number and username is your Github or Bitbucket username. Then fill in the solution in the file. If the input and answer are still empty you will have to provide its md5 hash in the file data.cljc, using the md5 function provided. This is required to avoid storing the actual solutions in plain text in the repo.
Once you are comfortable with your solution, test it as described below and submit a pull request. If you have an account in Project Euler, you can also submit your profile image to be listed in the Contributors section.
Clojure emphasizes the importance of an interactive development style using the REPL. Read this page about how to get an REPL for this project.
This project contains a utils namespace with some utility functions that are commonly used (including things like parsing strings to integer/floating numbers and generating prime numbers). Feel free to re-use those in your solutions.
Some problems (eg. problem 11) include some input data as part of the problem statement. In those cases, the input data is available as input in the data namespace of each problem (example here).
Make sure the tests for your solution pass with the test-one script, eg: ./script/test-one 42 myusername.
Please do not run calculations outside the tests. Memoized functions are permitted. Top-level lazy sequences are fine as long as they are not realized outside the tests.
Please aim to have a solution that takes less than 30 seconds (in your computer) per problem. If your implementation takes more than that it's generally an indication that you are either brute-forcing the solution, or maybe you forgot taking some hint into consideration.
Tests support the following metadata:
:skip-cljs: used for skipping Node tests. Used inscript/testandscript/test-one.:slow: used for skipping long running tests. Only used inscript/test.
Run all tests:
script/test
Run one test:
script/test-one 12 username
Skip Clojure or ClojureScript tests:
SKIP_CLJ=true script/test
SKIP_CLJS=true script/test