Steps:

  1. Clone https://github.com/RagnarGrootKoerkamp/BAPCtools
  2. Make an alias to the executable:
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    ln -s ~/git/BAPCtools/bin/tools.py ~/bin/bt
  3. Create a new problem:
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    cd ~/problems
bt new_problem my_problem_name
cd ~/problems/my_problem_name
  4. You now have the following:
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├── data
│   ├── sample
│   │   └── 1.in      # Sample testcase input
│   │   └── 1.ans     # Sample testcase output
│   └── secret
├── generators        # for later
│   └── ...
├── input_validators  # for later
│   └── ...
├── output_validators # for later
│   └── ...
├── problem_statement
│   ├── figure.tex.template
│   ├── problem.en.tex # The problem statement
├── problem.yaml
└── submissions
    ├── accepted
    │   └── name.cpp   # A submission
    ├── run_time_error
    ├── time_limit_exceeded
    └── wrong_answer
  5. Edit the statement problem.en.tex
  6. Make some samples by hand in data/samples/*.{in,ans}
  7. Write a solution in submissions/accepted/<yourname>.{py,cpp,java}.
  8. Use bt run or bt run submissions/accepted/<submission> to test your submission.