Welcome to python-codeforces’s documentation!¶
Quickstart¶
Installation¶
python-codeforces can be installed using pip as follows:
pip install python-codeforces
Installation from source can be done from the root of the project with the following command.
pip install .
Using python-codeforces¶
Introduction¶
Direct API calls can be made with the codeforces.api.call function. For Example:
>>> from codeforces import api
>>> api.call('user.info', handles="mukundan314")
[{'lastName': 'Senthil', 'country': 'India', 'lastOnlineTimeSeconds': 1547349164, 'city': 'Coimbatore', 'rating': 1495, 'friendOfCount': 4, 'titlePhoto': '//userpic.codeforces.com/765517/title/93ffab462a95eb16.jpg', 'handle': 'Mukundan314', 'avatar': '//userpic.codeforces.com/765517/avatar/b0cea461ab905c83.jpg', 'firstName': 'Mukundan', 'contribution': 0, 'organization': 'Block Lab', 'rank': 'specialist', 'maxRating': 1502, 'registrationTimeSeconds': 1531657670, 'email': 'mukundan314@gmail.com', 'maxRank': 'specialist'}]
Authorization¶
To make authorized API calls you need to generate a API key at https://codeforces.com/settings/api.
And when making authorized call:
from codeforces import api
api_key = "xxx"
api_secret = "yyy"
api.call("method_name", key=api_key, secret=api_secret, arg=arg_for_method)
API¶
codeforces¶
api¶
Functions to call the codeforces api
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codeforces.api.call(method, key=None, secret=None, **kwargs)¶ Call a Codeforces API method
Parameters: - method (str) – Name of method to call, list of all methods can be found at https://codeforces.com/api/help.
- key (str, optional) – Your api key (needed for authorized calls)
- secret (str, optional) – Secret for your api key.
- **kwargs – Arguments for the api call
Returns: A python object containing the results of the api call.
Return type: any
problem¶
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codeforces.problem.get_info(contest_id, index, lang='en')¶ Get info for a contest problem.
Parameters: - contest_id (int) – Id of the contest. It is not the round number. It can be seen in contest URL. For example: /contest/566/status
- index (str) – Usually a letter of a letter, followed by a digit, that represent a problem index in a contest. It can be seen in problem URL. For example: /contest/566/A
Returns: - title (str) – Title of the problem.
- time_limit (str) – Time limit specification for the problem.
- memory_limit (str) – Memory limit specification for the problem.
- sample_tests (zip) – Sample tests given for the problem.