fetch_problem: Fetch a problem for a particular language track

In jonmcalder/exercism: Interface to the Exercism API

Description

Fetches the files for a problem via the Exercism API and writes them into a new problem folder in the Exercism directory

Usage

fetch_problem(slug, track_id = "r", force = FALSE, open = TRUE,
  start_testing = FALSE)

Arguments

slug	a normalized, url-safe identifier for a problem e.g. "hello-world"
track_id	a normalized, url-safe identifier for a language track. e.g. r, python, javascript etc
force	logical, indicating whether existing problem files should be overwritten
open	logical, indicating whether to open the problem files immediately after fetching
start_testing	logical, indicating whether to run testthat::auto_test() on the fetched problem's directory

Value

Prints confirmation message upon success

Examples

## Not run: 
fetch_problem("hello-world", "r")

## End(Not run)

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