advent-of-code-api
Advent of Code REST API bindings and servant API
https://github.com/mstksg/advent-of-code-api#readme
| Version on this page: | 0.2.8.4 |
| LTS Haskell 24.16: | 0.2.9.1 |
| Stackage Nightly 2025-10-23: | 0.2.9.1 |
| Latest on Hackage: | 0.2.9.1 |
advent-of-code-api-0.2.8.4@sha256:7476a1db6952b7c95f335343c51098c9ee41d080bcb5c1d0924ebc867943cc29,2275Module documentation for 0.2.8.4
advent-of-code-api
Haskell bindings for Advent of Code REST API. Caches and throttles requests automatically, and parses responses into meaningful data types.
Specify your requests with AoC and AoCOpts, and run them with
runAoC.
Examples:
-- Fetch prompts for day 5
runAoC myOpts $ AoCPrompt (mkDay_ 5)
-- Fetch input for day 8
runAoC myOpts $ AoCInput (mkDay_ 8)
-- Submit answer "hello" for Day 10, Part 1
runAoC myOpts $ AoCSubmit (mkDay_ 10) Part1 "hello"
Please use responsibly. All actions are rate-limited to a default of one request every three seconds, with ability to adjust up to as fast as a hard-coded limit of one request per second.
The neatly exported bindings (handling cookies/authentication, cacheing, throttling) are in Advent.
Session Keys
Session keys are required for most commands, but if you enter a bogus key
you should be able to get at least Part 1 from AoCPrompt. Session keys are
also not needed for daily and global leaderboards.
The session key can be found by logging in on a web client and checking the cookies. You can usually check these with in-browser developer tools.
Servant API
A Servant API (for integrating with servant for features like mock servers, documentation and low-level client methods) is also exported in Advent.API. The Servant API also parses into meaningful types, but lacks management of cookies/auth, cacheing, and throttling. Please use especially responsibly.