What script does, is creating a new file for the given task url inside of the solutions directory and adding redirect url for the given task inside of the readme file. It also changes task empty check ([ ]) for the checked one ([x]).
So it basically fills all the data automatically and all I need to do is solve the task and paste my solution into already existing file.
W-what are you trying to say? Such process should take up to the minute per each task only? Emm... Well... yeah, but you know... I just like to automate things.
Install requirements
With pip:
pip install -r requirements.txt
Because the script uses Selenium to scrap the site data, you will also need to have your browser driver downloaded. Make sure it’s in your environment PATH.
Script uses relative paths, so you should run it from inside of this directory.
py add_task.py
Then just paste your desired task's url into the terminal and voilà.
It takes around 4-5 seconds to finish the whole process.
Unfortunately, I couldn't use urllib to scrap the site data, because I needed to run javascript to access the task details on the webpage. The site itself doesn't load up so quickly as well, so those are the main reasons. Also because of my O(n3) algorithms.