arayofcode/codesynchub

CodeSyncHub is an open-source tool that acts as an alternative to LeetHub

CodeSyncHub

Introduction

Hello! After LeetHub was discontinued, I found myself using several tools that would work for a while and then stop. As a result, I decided to build CodeSyncHub as a replacement. Please note that the name is a placeholder for now, and I might change it in the near future. This is an open-source project, and contributions are warmly welcomed. Please refer to the docs directory, which will contain the relevant documentation. It will eventually move to the Wiki page.

Vision

My vision for CodeSyncHub is to create an indispensable tool for coding enthusiasts and professionals. I aim to seamlessly integrate coding practice with professional portfolios, thereby enhancing the visibility of problem-solving skills and technical proficiency.

Objectives

• Automate Synchronization: To facilitate the automatic syncing of code submissions from LeetCode to a user's chosen GitHub repository.
• Enhance Portfolio Management: To help users maintain an organized and up-to-date portfolio of their coding exercises.
• User-Centric Features: To develop features that add value for users, like categorizing problems by difficulty, tagging solutions for easy reference, and adding custom notes for each problem.
• Community Collaboration and Feedback: To encourage open-source contributions for continual improvement and feature additions.
• Scalability and Reliability: To ensure robust performance, capable of handling a large number of users and submissions.
• Expand Compatibility: Long-term, I aim to expand the tool's functionality to include integration with other coding platforms and support various programming languages.

Acknowledgements

• Special thanks to Akarsh Jain for the leetcode-graphql-queries repository. I used the GraphQL queries shared by him for the project.

License

CodeSyncHub is released under the MIT License.

Contributing

Contributions to CodeSyncHub are always welcome! Please read CONTRIBUTING.md for guidelines on how to make a contribution. The relevant documentation and styling guide is present in the docs directory.

Discussions and Issues

• For general discussions, questions, and ideas, please use the Discussions tab.
• For reporting bugs or requesting new features, feel free to open an issue in the Issues section.

Roadmap and Progress

Check out our Projects tab to see the current roadmap and track the progress of ongoing tasks.

codesynchub's Issues

Automatic enforcement of style guide

So far, the development has not really enforced any style guidelines. Given one is in place now, there is a need to work on enforcing the guidelines at two places:

1. Contributor's local machine
2. GitHub CI

For contributor's local machine, autopep8 and flake8 are to be installed. There also needs to be some CI/CD that triggers on push to enforce styling

Add test cases for existing codebase

One commit for each submission

Describe the Bug
According to the current process, for each submission, the program creates a new commit. Hence, if there are 100 submissions, this code will create 100 new commits. This is too high and needs to be fixed. Instead of 200 commits, maybe there can be a single commit that adds all the files at once?

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Environment (please complete the following information):

• OS: Windows 10
• Browser Chrome

Additional Context
Add any other context about the problem here.