Add :setcookie, grabbing cookie from file #3
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lukechampine
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| @@ -143,6 +143,16 @@ func main() { | |||
| eval = evaluator.New() | |||
| prev.eval = eval | |||
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| case ":setcookie": | |||
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not sure if a command is really necessary here. Telling the user to put their token in AOC_TOKEN or token.txt seems good enough.
Maybe later we can try to automatically load the cookie from the browser, like some other AoC helpers do.
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No problem, let me remove it then, just a moment
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(I renamed cookie -> token) |
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Hello, I'm that guy you were talking to yesterday, I did some other changes to my cookie from file code, so if the system can't get the AoC cookie automatically with
os.Getenv("AOC_TOKEN")when running:setday, it grabs from a filecookie.txtinstead.When using
:setdayand the cookie file doesn't exist, it creates an empty file to prevent reading errors (there may be a better way to do this though)To use
:setcookiethe user needs to get the AoC cookie using the guide wimglenn/advent-of-code-wim#1 and type:setcookie <cookievalue>, the being everything betweensession=and the first;on that string::setcookie 53616c2457214f5fd61f09acd05afad5e48ace27ae4917cfd0863c706cd508be236b52e3d2f4e2f90a252cb(not a real cookie, just an example)