Using GitHub

Unlike other platforms, if you want to work on codecheck challenges in your local environment,
you can!

Requirements

• GitHub account
• Git (If you don't know Git, see this and this.)
• Node.js/npm
• Connect your GitHub account to code-check.io.
• Chant npm install --global codecheck mocha in the CLI.
• Also: see additional requirements for your challenge in README.md & [YOUR LANGUAGE].md

Setup

• Complete all requirements.
• Click the Button.
• Fill out the repository name and click the "OK" button.
• Click the link to jump to the generated GitHub repository page.
• Copy the repo link from the "Clone or Download" menu.
• Go to your CLI and git clone {REPO NAME} to copy the repository to your local directory.
• Now, just launch your favorite IDE/editor and crush that challenge!

Running the Tests

• Once you're ready to test your code, run codecheck from your CLI.
• The test results will print to stdout like this:

$ codecheck
codecheck version 0.5.3
chai@2.3.0 node_modules/chai
├── assertion-error@1.0.0
└── deep-eql@0.1.3 (type-detect@0.1.1)
Finish build: npm install (1966ms)
////////////////
Output from the test executable
////////////////
codecheck: Finish with code 9
codecheck: tests  : 9
codecheck: success: 0
codecheck: failure: 9

Saving your Solution

• Commit your changes to master (See the git docs if necessary).
• Save your answer by pushing to remote master with git push origin master.
• If successful, your answer is also simultaneously saved to the codecheck server.
• Confirm that the status of the challenge changes from "In Progress" to "Saved" in the challenge details page.

Submitting your Solution

• Once you're ready to submit, save your changes following the above instructions.
• Go to the challenge details page and click .
• You're done! Yaaay!