Set up for 2024

2023.qmd → 2024.qmd

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 ---
-title: "2023"
+title: "2024"
 listing:
-  contents: "2023/day"
+  contents: "2024/day"
   sort: "date"
   type: table
   categories: true

2023/day/introduction/index.qmd → 2024/day/introduction/index.qmd

@@ -1,12 +1,12 @@
 ---
-title: "2023: Introduction"
-date: 2023-11-30
+title: "2024: Introduction"
+date: 2024-11-25
 code-tools: false
 categories: [demo]
 ---
 
-Here's a demo introduction page. It's created from `"./_templates/YYYY-intro"` as part of the call to `aoc_new_year(2023)`. 
+Here's a demo introduction page. It's created from `"./_templates/YYYY-intro"` as part of the call to `aoc_new_year(2024)`. 
 
-It can be deleted with a call to `aoc_delete_intro(2023)` (though there needs to be at least one post in `./2023/day` for the website to render from Quarto v1.4).
+It can be deleted with a call to `aoc_delete_intro(2024)` (though there needs to be at least one post in `./2024/day` for the website to render from Quarto v1.4).
 
 This is a good place to note any overarching themes for the year, what you want to practice/learn, etc.

README.Rmd

@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ It works hand-in-hand with the [**aochelpers**](https://ellakaye.github.io/aoche
 which makes it incredibly easy to set up new posts, scripts and listings,
 using supplied (though personalisable) templates, found in the `_templates` directory. 
 When a template is copied by functions from **aochelpers**, 
-e.g. `aoc_new_year(2022)` or `aoc_new_day(1, 2023)`
+e.g. `aoc_new_year(2022)` or `aoc_new_day(1, 4)`
 any occurrence of "DD" and "YYYY" in both the copied files' titles
 and the text inside will be replaced with the value of the `day` 
 and `year` arguments respectively.
@@ -86,11 +86,11 @@ In the descriptions below, the `YYYY` and `DD` placeholders are used to indicate
 There are other functions for creating and deleting directories and files based on the advent-of-code-website-template. See the package [Reference](https://ellakaye.github.io/aochelpers/reference/index.html) page for details.
 
 ## Examples posts
-The template comes ready to go for 2023, with a placeholder introduction post,
+The template comes ready to go for 2024, with a placeholder introduction post,
 and also with an day 1 post for 2022, 
 so you can see what the templates look in action.
 All files related to 2022 can be removed with a call to `aoc_delete_year(2022)`.
-The intro post for 2023 can be removed with `aoc_delete_intro(2023)` (once there's another post for 2023 present).
+The intro post for 2024 can be removed with `aoc_delete_intro(2024)` (once there's another post for 2024 present).
 
 ## Functions for reading in input
 **aochelpers** provides functions for reading in input in various ways. 

README.md

@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ It works hand-in-hand with the
 which makes it incredibly easy to set up new posts, scripts and
 listings, using supplied (though personalisable) templates, found in the
 `_templates` directory. When a template is copied by functions from
-**aochelpers**, e.g. `aoc_new_year(2022)` or `aoc_new_day(1, 2023)` any
+**aochelpers**, e.g. `aoc_new_year(2022)` or `aoc_new_day(1, 2024)` any
 occurrence of “DD” and “YYYY” in both the copied files’ titles and the
 text inside will be replaced with the value of the `day` and `year`
 arguments respectively.
@@ -135,12 +135,12 @@ page for details.
 
 ## Examples posts
 
-The template comes ready to go for 2023, with a placeholder introduction
+The template comes ready to go for 2024, with a placeholder introduction
 post, and also with an day 1 post for 2022, so you can see what the
 templates look in action. All files related to 2022 can be removed with
-a call to `aoc_delete_year(2022)`. The intro post for 2023 can be
-removed with `aoc_delete_intro(2023)` (once there’s another post for
-2023 present).
+a call to `aoc_delete_year(2022)`. The intro post for 2024 can be
+removed with `aoc_delete_intro(2024)` (once there’s another post for
+2024 present).
 
 ## Functions for reading in input