A script for checking times on a private leaderboard.

Run

$ ./aoc-times --cookie <COOKIE> --leaderboard <LEADERBOARD> --day <DAY_NUMBER> --part <PART_NUMBER> --year <YEAR>

or alternatively, predefine them, use a configuration, or a combination of both to define the variables.

$ COOKIE=<COOKIE> ./aoc-times -f config.txt --year 2015 # successive parameters take priority

Example output:

Completion Table for Day 1 Part 1 (2022)
#   Name                Date                    
1   Daniel              Thu   Dec  1  00:01:32  2022
2   andy-k              Thu   Dec  1  00:01:41  2022
3   ast-ral             Thu   Dec  1  00:01:50  2022
4   tritoke             Thu   Dec  1  00:01:58  2022
5   0e4ef622            Thu   Dec  1  00:02:07  2022
6   Giacomo             Thu   Dec  1  00:02:37  2022
...

For more information on how to use, run ./aoc-times --help.

This script essentially makes a curl request and runs a bunch of jq commands to grab the information that's needed.

Caching is done by storing information and last updated time in a .aoc directory in the same directory as the script. For more information about the need for caching, see the automation FAQ.