Some users may like/need to code offline, run a few tests when they come back online, and repeat.
Do you mean that it would require too much storage? Then maybe the different names could be saved locally by the plugin? Even for a user who has done hundreds of puzzles, that shouldn’t be too heavy, and clearing local data occasionally would keep only the puzzles last tried. Another solution would be to use a file named after the puzzle (ex: title of the puzzle in camel case), so that there would be no need for extra memory.
Anyway there is no work-around the argument “i don’t have enough time to do it”, what you did is already great, thanks!
After some researches, I can store more than 30,000 KEYS/VALUES so… (i thought i have to enable unlimited storage for that, my bad)
All your ideas are excellent (well almost :)) : next time don’t forget to wrote them in my Questions Time Topic where I asked the opinion of the community BEFORE starting the dev’ process. ^^"
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Hi guys, this is great!
At work, I use JUnit under Eclipse to valid my Java Code.
If the synchroniser could also load input and output files and auto implement the tests (like in the IDE) to validate your IA, that would be awesome!
Problem: I installed the extension and the application. When I clik on ‘Use an external code editor’ - ‘Show’, I can see the ‘External edition enabled’ message in the ‘Code editor’ but I get no pop-pup with ‘Choose a file’.
Please, any idea to solve this?
(Note: I’m using Chrome 35.0 on Windows 7, and I de-activated all other extensions.)
Very nice ! It works well with chromium on ArchLinux.
I agree with ronlobo & Skywalker, it would be nice if instead of choosing a file, it was possible to choose a directory and different puzzles were automatically saved in different puzzle. Ideally with the extension deduced from the language, this way you have multiple files for different languages on the same puzzle (except for python/python3 that use the same, could be hacked with a .2.py or something like that ).
I understand it’s not the philosophy of CodinGame and that the time to develop the extension is limited. It’s just what I would put on my wishlist ! BTW, if the extension is open source I can even try to do it myself. Can the code be found somewhere ?
(i thought i have to enable unlimited storage for that, my bad)
or two if I’m around 
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