Discord-ProgramCompiler

A bot to compile and execute program sending through discord. This bot was created for a private challenge. You might edit it if you want to use it.

The bot allows Python, Java, NodeJS, C, C++, C#, F# and Rust languages. If you want more, request it to me!

The input is through standard input (stdin), and not through args!

Submission

To submit a test, send the file by private message to ProgramCompiler#3290.

• If their is only one file, its name must be the same as the exercise your submiting to.
• If their are multiple files to your exercise's project, you must zip it like following. The main file (the executed one) must have the exercice name, and the zip too.

ExerciseName.zip
├── ExerciseName.ext
└── OtherRandomFile.ext

ExerciceName is the exact name of the exercise you are submiting for. .ext is the extension of your file. For exemple, if you wrote it in Java, .ext should be .java

Write test on the submit message to submit it as unranked. Points will not count.

Once the test is submitted, it will be run and tested with the tests of the exercices. You will be warned of error(s) there are any.

Users Commands

List all available tests/exercises

!list [language]

If language specified, send list of all exercice of this language. If not, send list of all available exercises in any language.

Aliases: !liste, !listes

See details of a test/exercise

!detail <title>

Send details of a specific exercise.

Aliases: !exercice, !exercise, !details

See your profile

!profile [user]

If user is specified, send the user's profile detail (name, picture, total score, list of participate exercises). If not, send yours.

user can be a FirstName-LastNane (!profile "Jean Pierre"), a discord ID (!profile 704416295914182878), or a tag (!profile @JeanPierre#4242).

Aliases: !profil, !me

Leaderboard

!leaderboard [language]

If language specified, send the leaderboard for all exercises of this language, ordered by language's score. If not, send general leaderboard, ordered by total score.

Aliases: !classement, !top

Admin Commands

They work like shell commands, with arguments like -a "This an argument".

Create a new test/exercise

!create -t <title> [-D -i -o -d -h -l -T -e]

Argument	Description	Default
-t --title	Needed The title of the exercice
-D --description	The description of the exercice	Empty
-i --input	Description of the input sending by the exercice	Empty
-o --output	Description of the needed output of the exercice	Empty
-d --difficulty	The difficulty of the exercice (between 1 and 10)	1
-h --hidden	If the needed output of a test is hide when error	false
-l --language	Indicate the language of the exercice (Python, Java, C)	all
-T --timeout	The maximum execution duration (in seconds) of the exercice	10
-e --enable	If the exercice is available or not	true

Users can't use -h (true by default), -l (all), -T (10s) and -e (false). Exercise will be submited to administrator for approval.

Aliases : !createTest, !createExercise

Example : !create -t Addition -D "Calculate the addition of two number" -i "Two numbers, one per line" -o "The result of addition" -d 1 -h false -l Java -T 5 -e True

Edit an existing test/exercise

!edit -t <title> [-D -i -o -d -h -l -T -e]

See Create a new test/exercise for argument list. You must provide a correct exercise title to edit this test.

Remove an existing test/exercise

!remove <title>

title must be an existing exercise to be deleted.

Aliases : !delete, !del

Example: !remove Addition

Add a test entry to an existing exercise

!add -t <title> -i <input> -o <output>

Argument	Description
-t --title	Needed The title of the exercice
-i --input	Needed The input sended to the program
-o --output	Needed The output sended to the program

To enter mutliple lines, add a \n character. Neither input nor output should end by \n !!

Alias: !addTest

Example: !add -t Addition -i "1\n1" -o "2"

See the test entries of an existing exercise

!see <title> [amount]

If amount is specified, send the amount firsts test entries. If not, send all test entries.