leetcodeDriverPY 1.1.1
A simple library to help people run Leetcode testcases without the Leetcode online IDE.
License: MIT
Keywords: leetcode

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# leetcodeDriverPY
A simple driver to allow you to use testcases in your own code :)

If you would like to use this in your project, its a simple as
just doing ```pip install leetcodeDriverPY```

Then once you have done that inside of your python file you will
want to do something like this:

###### top of the file:
```py
from leetcodeDriverPY import driver
```
###### inbetween these two segments of code should be your solution class with the solution function inside.
```py
testcases = {  # create by doing: 'testcase': answer
    'answer': 'correct_solution',
}
driver(solution, testcases)
# ^ solution should be your Solution class REFERENCE (no parentheses) NOT AN INSTANCE OF YOUR CLASS
# testcases should be the testcases that you want to use to test your program.
```
###### If you class has more than one function inside you may run into issues, for that reason I added a "optionalFunc" parameter.
###### This would be how you use it:
```py
# this code is just the code from above but changed to use optionalFunc
testcases = {  # create by doing: 'testcase': answer
    'answer': 'correct_solution',
}
driver(solution, testcases, optionalFunc=solution.IntToRoman)
# ^ optionalFunc should be your function REFERENCE! (ex: sol.IntToRoman)
# You shouldn't actually call the function.
```
###### If you are having issues with the colors, OR just do not like them you can disable them with the "colorless" parameter
```py
# this code is just the code from above but changed to use colorless
testcases = {  # create by doing: 'testcase': answer
    'answer': 'correct_solution',
}
driver(solution, testcases, optionalFunc=solution.IntToRoman, colorless=True)  
# ^ colorless is False by default so if you want to disable colors you would set it to true.
```

Change Log
==========

0.0.1 (12/30/2022)
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- First Release

0.0.2 (12/30/2022)
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- I forgot to actually make it work

0.0.3 (12/31/2022)
-------------------
- I actually did stuff???
- Removed legacy code.
- Added verification to ensure that the correct parameters are filled.
- Separated the big &#95;__init&#95;__ file into some smaller files.
- Changed the error text from FunctionNotFound.
- Added "optionalFunc" parameter, incase you needed to give a direct reference to your function.
- Updated the README.md to show how to use the optionalFunc parameter.
- Added a print statement to inform you of what function is being used.
- Added a NotEnoughTestcases Error.
- Added a check to confirm that len(testcases) > 1 if it fails then it raises NotEnoughTestcases.

1.0.0 (1/1/2022) (Happy New Year!)
-------------------
- I just wanted a reason to change the version number to 1.0.0
- Added new "colorless" optional parameter that if set to True will disable all color output.
- Updated README.md with colorless option and fixed some text errors.

1.0.1 (1/1/2022)
-------------------
- Quick patch (I made a few mistakes in the last update...)
- ^ Problem was related to parameter verification because of this, the "class" parameter is not verified anymore.
- Fixed some typos throughout the package.

1.0.2 (1/1/2022)
-------------------
- small update with minor bug fixes (typos, etc.)
- fixed some incorrect links on the pypi.org page

1.1.0 (1/2/2022)
-------------------
- Fixed bold adding extra lines for no reason.
- Changed how classes are now given, this allows a more streamlined process of testing.
- ^ More info in the README
- Removed useless declarations
- Changed the FAILED color to only show when over HALF of the testcases failed instead of just 2
- Added links to PyPI page
- + some minor changes.

1.1.1 (1/2/2022)
-------------------
- Fixed bugs