afloresescarcega/habitica-leetcode-handler

Server-side app that auto populates a user's habitica tasks with recommended leetcode problems.

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habitica-leetcode-handler's Issues

Restructure to class based program

• Setup initialization of the app object
  • Make sure to see if the data that we are reading from still exists
  • Load into memory the all of the data
• Create a file with all jobs to run at specified times

Consider using this spaced time equation:

Previously, e^-((current_day - last_day_reviewed)/last_day_reviewed) was the formula thought of...

Perhaps using this one will better serve the goal of this project: link

Leetcode python module

• Checkout this unofficial Typescript api
• Setup authentication for Leetcode unofficial API
  • Create script to get a new token when the old token has expired
• Read the difficulty of a problem that is being suggested. #2 <- for setting the difficulty of the habitica task
• Find the status of a problem
• Find the time that a problem has been attempted

Setup environment

• Setup container
• Setup requirements.txt

Document how to use this and install

Load from data/

• data/problem_db.json
• data/title_to_id.json

Add cron job to keep the python program running

Habitica handler python module

• Setup authentication for Habitica API
  • Create script to get a new token when the old token has expired
• Add a new task every hour
• Check to see if task is still unfinished at a specific time
• Auto check a daily when a task has finished
• Auto add on a habit when a leetcode problem has been finished
• Set the difficulty of task according to the difficulty of Leetcode problem #4

Add a problem to review when it has been completed after a specified amount of time

• Keep track of when problems have been accepted by Leetcode's autograder
• Suggest the problem when a good amount of time has passed.