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codewars.com library and cli for retrieving, testing locally and attempting katas.
$ mkdir kata; cd kata
$ codewars next // or kata_id instead
$ ls
README.md kata.js test.js
$ codewars test // local testing
Test Passed
$ codewars attempt
next - retrieves the next kata. Places the stub into kata.js, the test into test.js and the description in the README.md.
<kata_id_or_slug> - same as next, but by providing a specific kata id or slug
test - run the test.js with kata.js
test --watch or -w - will run the test, and watch for changes in the files; re-running the test when a file is updated
Stack-traces, or at least the line number and the character
of the failed code, are visible only in Node v0.11 and above. This
is due to the new displayErrors option of the
vm module, which is not available on older versions.
A pull-request is welcome for a way to run katas securely and have stack-traces on earlier versions of Node.
MIT
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The npm package codewars receives a total of 5 weekly downloads. As such, codewars popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that codewars demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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