Metadata-Version: 2.1
Name: universal-parser-tool
Version: 0.1.5
Summary: Useful tool to speedup testing codes in cp-programming
Home-page: https://github.com/ParsaAlizadeh/universial-parser-tool
Author: Parsa Alizadeh
Author-email: parsa.alizadeh1@gmail.com
License: UNKNOWN
Description: # Universal Problem Parser Tool
        
        ## Install
        
        Simple and straight. Make sure you have Python3 and pip. Then install using this command.
        
        `pip install universal-parser-tool`
        
        This script need selenium to run. Below link has explained how to install selenium for python.
        Firefox is the default driver for this code, so install Firefox and it's driver as in link below.
        
        https://selenium-python.readthedocs.io/installation.html
        
        The main idea is based on [this repository](https://github.com/xalanq/cf-tool).
        So you must add `cf` to your PATH.
        
        After installing, `upt` command will added to your PATH.
        
        ## Parse
        
        You can use `upt` like this script:
        
        `upt <PARSER> <PARSER COMMANDS>`
        
        
        ## Supported Parser
        
        In this time, these judges have parsers. You can find more info about them
        in their directory.
        
        - AtCoder
        - Codechef
        - Spoj
        - Quera
        
        *NOTE*: You may use parser for practice problems. During a contest, some of judges need
        authentication that not supported by `upt` at this time. 
        
        ## Manual Parser
        
        You can write your own parser for different judges.
        
        - Create a directory named `<PARSER>` and a python file named `__init__.py` inside it.
        You must write your parser in this code
        
        - In `__init__.py` there must be a class named `Parser` and has method `parse`.
        ```python
        class Parser:
            @staticmethod
            def parse(args):
                # Your Code
        ```
        `args` is the same as `<PARSER COMMANDS>` and it is a list of arguments passed to the parser.
        It is recommended to use `logging` to output info about parser condition.
        
        Also there are some pre-written codes in utils that can help to make your parser simpler.
        For more information, read utils source or other parsers.
        
        - Import your `<PARSER>` in `upt.py` and add the package to `PARSER` variable.
        
        - Enjoy!
        
        
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