Over-engineering at its finest

Is it really more convenient to paste url to terminal than to submit via website?

By the way, I forgot to write why I wanted such a tool. I usually use 2 screens for competitive programming, one for browser and one for ide. I do not want to shuffle browsers, so I can keep an eye on the results of the submit while reading the next problem, so I much prefer for the result of the submit to be shown in terminal, which is part of my ide layout.

cool

why would i use the tool over submitting myself?

That's really cool, especially the fact that you did this for all these different websites. Thank you so much!!

Whoever uses it, be careful: it is much easier to accidentally submit something you didn't want to with this thing than without (for example, by pressing <Up> <Up> <Up> <Up> <Up> <Return> in the terminal with an incorrect number of <Up>s)

will it work during the live contest??

Suggestion to use this easier(works for codeforces idk about others).

we know that the link to a problem in Codeforces is always(most of the times)https://codeforces.me/contest/<contest ID>/problem/<problem ID>

we can use bash/shell scripting to automate the generation of links and get writing language to execute submitter <task url> <language> <path to solution>

You can just need to run the below command in the terminal to declare it or add in the .bashrc file to make it permanent

msubmitter ()
{
    local dir_name=$(basename "$$$PWD"); local problem_id="$$$1"; local file_name="$$$2"; local extension="$$${file_name##*.}";
    local language="unknown";
    case "$$$extension" in cpp) language="c++" ;; py) language="python" ;; java) language="java" ;; js) language="javascript" ;; c) language="c" ;; *) language="unknown" ;; esac; local task_url="https://codeforces.me/contest/$$${dir_name}/problem/$$${problem_id}"; local command="submitter $$${task_url} $$${language} $$${file_name}";
    echo "Executing: $$${command}"; eval "$$${command}"
}

# Sorry for the bad alignment 

But to use what I tried, we need to maintain the directory structure as

avn@avn:~$ tree
.
└── 2039 (contest ID)
    ├── A.cpp
    ├── B.cpp
    ├── C.cpp
    ├── D.cpp
    └── E.cpp

now to run new command we just need to do msubmitter <problemID> <file name>

Example msubmitter A A.cpp (assuming we are executing this in the same directory as the solution file is in and the solution file is in the directory with name as <contestID>)

what the above bash script does is it gets the current working directory name and problem ID you entered, and creates the link ashttps://codeforces.me/contest/2039/problem/A, gets the extension of your file and then executes the command submitter <task URL> <language> <path to solution>

once we run msubmitter A A.cpp,
submitter https://codeforces.me/contest/2039/problem/A c++ A.cpp will get executed

Note: u first need to install the "submitter" by following his instructions

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