Libraries

A library is a package of code. It makes some tasks in a language easier. Some languages have a large standard library. Other languages have a small one.

Your solution must use the standard library of the language. But some challenges are hard with only that library. Thus Fluid Attacks keeps a list of other libraries that you can use. This page gives that list, language by language.

NOTE: Fluid Attacks adds a new library to the list only for a good reason.

Rust

cargo is the package manager for Rust. It installs a library from Crates.io.

The list for Rust has one library now: num. This library gives some functions for numbers, such as bigInt. They make a crypto challenge easier to solve.

TypeScript and JavaScript

npm is the package manager for these two languages. It checks your code with a linter, and it compiles your TypeScript code.

The list for these two languages is empty now.

PHP

composer is the package manager for PHP. It works in the same way as npm.

The list for PHP is empty now.