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• exercism.el

An Emacs package for [[http://exercism.io][exercism.io]].

To jump to your exercism directory in dired mode, simply type

=M-x exercism=

Currently provides two commands via the exercism binary, which sort of work some of the time:

From an exercism exercise buffer,

=M-x exercism-submit=

will submit the current exercise.

To unsubmit the most recent iteration:

=M-x exercism-unsubmit=

From the context of your exercism directory tree,

=M-x exercism-fetch= should fetch any new exercises if they are available.

New:

=M-x exercism-tracks= will display all language tracks (active and inactive) in a temp buffer

** Installation

Put =exercism.el= in one of your personal module autoload directories.

I'm not pushing to [[http://melpa.milkbox.net][MELPA]] until this is stable.

** TODO

exercism.el currently executes the exercism shell commands, just to get an initial package together so my lazy ass doesn't have to leave emacs to submit/fetch exercism exercises

The long-range goal is to port most if not all of the [[https://github.com/exercism/cli][Exercism CLI]] to elisp.

Once that's done, hooking into unit testing for some of the exercism language tracks would be nice.

** Contributing

YES, PLEASE. This is my first attempt at an emacs package, so any pull requests, suggestions, issues, etc. would be greatly appreciated.

** License

Copyright (C) 2015 Jason Lewis

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