Advent of Code: 2022

First of all, I have no idea what I'm doing. I like challenges and doing Advent of Code using a language I barely know, well that's the perfect challenge and opportunity to learn. The commit history can be a good journal about my journey with rust, however don't take any of this as a good practice. I really don't know how a rust developer works in the wild, this project structure is totally an opinionated structure, and the produced code is definitely not a professional rust code, don't copy it and take it as "that's how to do it". Technically you can copy it and I have no objections if you understand I take zero responsibilities if you break anything in production, or you get a lot of down votes on StackOverflow because you copied something that shouldn't exist.

Run

# Run on the first part of the first day.
cargo run -- --day=1 --part=1

# Same but print timing information.
cargo run -- --day=1 --part=1 --time-it

Build

# With the provided Makefile
make build

# With cargo
cargo build --release

Run tests

# With the provided Makefile
make test

# With cargo
cargo test --workspace

# Run on a specific lib
cargo test -p solution

# Run on a specific day
cargo test -p solution day02

Generate a new day from template

# Scaffold the 3rd Day. 
make generate_day03