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# Gilded Rose starting position in Kotlin
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## Run the Text Fixture from Command-Line
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```
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./gradlew -q text
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```
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### Specify Number of Days
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For e.g. 10 days:
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```
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./gradlew run --args 10
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```
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You should make sure the gradle commands shown above work when you execute them in a terminal before trying to use TextTest (see below).
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## Run the TextTest approval test that comes with this project
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There are instructions in the [TextTest Readme](../texttests/README.md) for setting up TextTest. What's unusual for the Java version is there are two executables listed in [config.gr](../texttests/config.gr) for Java. One uses Gradle wrapped in a python script, the other relies on your CLASSPATH being set correctly in [environment.gr](../texttests/environment.gr).
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### Project info
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1. Code is highly unreadable and impossible to extend
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2. Algorithm and test cases are unknown, I do not trust that `TexttestFixtures` covers all paths so I want to validate it with jacoco
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3. Codebase is just 60 LOC and edge-values seems to be small values
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### Plan of action
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1. Generate all test cases / convert `TexttestFixtures` to tests
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2. Break complex statements, make code longer and simpler
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3. understand algorithm and propose better solution
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