This is my solution for the Jane Soccer Challenge, running on Python 3.

I've confirmed this works on Mac Bash, Windows Bash, and Windows CMD.

Simply clone or download this repo. All code and tests execute from the base coding-challenge-soccer directory. Tests require pytest, but normal execution doesn't require any additional libraries.

Tests are contained in the src/tests folder, but are run from the base directory.

Run tests by executing:

python3 -m pytest -v

python3 main.py input_filename [output_filename]

The program can be run, either by piping in data, or providing a file location to read from (must be within the project directory or subfolder) to the main.py file.

You can optionally provide a second parameter for an output location (must also be within the project directory or subfolder--subfolder must already exist). Be aware that this will overwrite the defined output location without any warning. If no output location is provided, the output will be printed to stdout.

python3 main.py sample-input.txt

python3 main.py sample-input.txt output-file.txt (Giving output file name)

cat sample-input.txt | python3 main.py (sample stdin on Bash)