• Run pip install beautifulsoup4 requests in your terminal.
• Clone this repository!
• Change workspace_folder in run.py to the folder where your source files are located.
• Please make some changes in run.py to make it suitable for your folder structure. Below is mine.

Codeforces
    |   ...
    |   1620A.cpp
    |   1620B.cpp
    |   ...
codeforces_test_parser
    |---samples
    |      |---[contest_id] # e.g. 1620
    |               |---A
    |                   |   input0.txt
    |                   |   output0.txt
    |                   |   ...
    |               |---B
    |               |---...
    |   parse.py
    |   run.py

• Use .\parse [contest_id] [problem_id1] [problem_id2] ... to download sample test cases. For example: .\parse 1620 A B C D E to download problem A, B, C, D, and E from Educational Codeforces Round 119 (contest id is 1620).

• Use .\run [problem_id] to run sample test cases (only one problem at a time). For example: .\run A for testing problem A.

• In case your default application for .py files is not Python, e.g. PyCharm, VSCode, etc. Please use python parse.py instead of .\parse and python run.py instead of .\run.

• This parser is C++-first, which means it will build Python file only after no C++ file has been found.

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