qasimwani/leethub

Automatically sync your leetcode solutions to your github account - top 5 trending GitHub repository

LeetHub - Automatically sync your code to GitHub.

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LeetHub progress and numbers (YouTube Video):

What is LeetHub?

A chrome extension that automatically pushes your code to GitHub when you pass all tests on a Leetcode problem.

How fast is it really?

THIS FAST (~400ms, 530x speed improvement)!

Why LeetHub?

1. Recruiters want to see your contributions to the Open Source community, be it through side projects, solving algorithms/data-structures, or contributing to existing OS projects.
As of now, GitHub is developers' #1 portfolio. LeetHub just makes it much easier (autonomous) to keep track of progress and contributions on the largest network of engineering community, GitHub.

2. There's no easy way of accessing your leetcode problems in one place!
Moreover, pushing code manually to GitHub from Leetcode is very time consuming. So, why not just automate it entirely without spending a SINGLE additional second on it?

How does LeetHub work?

Your LeetHub portfolio could look like this!

It's as simple as:

1. After installation, launch LeetHub.
2. Click on "authorize with GitHub" button to automatically set up your account with LeetHub.
3. Setup an existing/new repository with LeetHub (private by default) by clicking "Get Started" button.
4. Begin Leetcoding! To view your progress, simply click on the extension!

BONUS: Star this repository for further development of features. If you want a particular feature, simply request for it!

Why did I build LeetHub?

The coding interview is arguably the most important part of your interview process, given you get the interview first. As someone who's received multiple internship offers from Fortune 100 companies, getting the interview in the first place is not easy!
And that's what LeetHub is supposed to do: indirectly improving your coding skills while improving your portfolio to ACE that interview at insert_name_here!

Let's see you ACE that coding interview!

How to set up LeetHub for local development?

1. Fork this repo and clone to your local machine
2. Go to chrome://extensions
3. Enable Developer mode by toggling the switch on top right corner
4. Click 'Load unpacked'
5. Select the entire LeetHub folder
6. Run "npm run setup" to install the developer dependencies

Other npm commands available:

npm run               Show list of commands available
npm run format        Auto-format JavaScript, HTML/CSS
npm run format-test   Test all code is formatted properly
npm run lint          Lint JavaScript
npm run lint-test     Test all code is linted properly

And that should be it! Get Hacking...

leethub's Issues

Images in some problems not shown properly

There's an error displaying images in some problems. For example, the image in this one wasn't displayed properly:
https://github.com/trungnguyencs/Leetcode/tree/main/range-sum-query-2d-immutable
Link to Leetcode problem: https://leetcode.com/problems/range-sum-query-2d-immutable/

[Feature request] Solutions in multiple languages

Hi, thanks for building this useful extension. I use both Python and Java for leetcode and I saw that whenever I submitted a solution after the first time in a different language, there was no new commit to the repo updating the file. Is it possible to customize the extension such that different files are kept for different languages and these are updated whenever a solution is submitted?

Sync old submitted solutions to Github.

Repository specific access

LeetHub currently requests access to all private and public repositories with full access.
Submitting this issue to restrict this to the repository that LeetHub commits to only. The user should be able to link LeetHub and grant it access to the repository of choice.

The submission can only be committed once in a page without refreshing it.

Hi QasimWani,

I wanted to update my submissions by submitting the different solution many times in the same page without refreshing it,
but I found there is only the first submission will be committed, the latter submissions won't. After refreshing the page and submitting it again, the submission is committed.

Should all the submissions be committed in the same page (no refresh)?

Looking for maintainer/co-developer

Hey all,
Firstly, thanks for using LeetHub. If you're interested in helping me develop LeetHub, please add your name/linkedin below as comment below. Quite frankly, I can't get to all these features in time, so I'd appreciate any help!
The only pre-req is some expertise in JS. Preferred if knowledge in chrome-extensions, but that's not necessary!
Looking forward to it :D

[Feature Request] Support submissions from Leetcode 'Explore' card

The solutions submitted via the 'Explore' card problems are not committed by LeetHub.
This issue is to request a feature that supports submissions from the 'Explore' card.

generate commit based on question difficulty

Current:

working commit - Created using LeetHub

Suggestions:

easy - created using LeetHub
medium - created using LeetHub
hard - created using LeetHub

Could be gitmoji commits too:

easy - created using LeetHub
medium - created using LeetHub
hard - created using LeetHub

Re-commit when update is made to answer

After submitting a correct answer I went to modify my code to improve its run time. It would be nice if LeetHub committed your most recent submitted answer.

Buggy Problem Counter

Tested by submitting 3 questions and now the problem counter says 7. Will try to delve further into this later and hopefully fix it.

FireFox Support

amazing idea! Is there a plan to make a FireFox extension? I've never made one but this could be my xmas project. I can't imagine that it's too far removed from a Chrome Extension

Can you add a folder for all code completed, and a folder for questions people would like to review again?

Suggestion: Add all previous submissions too

It would be nice if all our previous submissions (submissions before linking to leethub) could be uploaded automatically.

Out of curiosity.. Will the dynamic css class names change after leetcode re-deployment?

Great work on this project. 👍

Might not be an issue, but I was looking at the source code and found references to dynamic css class names which seems to be generated by React Framework.
For example:

// Problem difficulty, each problem difficulty has its own class.

  const isHard = document.getElementsByClassName('css-t42afm');
  const isMedium = document.getElementsByClassName('css-dcmtd5');
  const isEasy = document.getElementsByClassName('css-14oi08n');

My guess is that these will change whenever leetcode does a rebuild of their webpack bundle.

I think this might need to be handled in a different manner. What do you think?

No option to auto save files in a subfolder inside repo

Very useful extension Qasim! Another feature that'll be great to have is an option that let us set the autosave location as a subfolder inside an already existing repo, maybe something like typing [existing repo name] / [subfolder inside repo] in the repo name field on the welcome page.
If possible, an option to set custom commit summary and message would be great too.

unable to update update existing files in dir

Receiving 409 error, however no conflict was found from API. sha was properly stored and recorded, so that can't be the error. Body and header is added correctly.
Need to revisit this to fix before production.

Push Discuss Posts from LeetCode on GitHub

There are many LeetCode users, including me, who post their solutions and solution insights on the Discuss forum for each question. Can you add a feature to include these posts as well on the GitHub repo.

Problem deletion doesn't update problem counter

When manually deleting a file from repository, problem counter is not updated. Either implement a periodic file-counter checkup, or implement problem solved as get request, and not store it in chrome local storage.

[Feature Request] Mock Solution Pushes

Would be great to see problems solved in mock pushed to the repo.

Add other platforms and browsers

HackerRank, AlgoExpert, CodeWars.

Safari, Firefox.

[Feature Request]

I have been using your extension for a large time and want to tell you that it is very awesome and super helpful. As I have observed that right now whatever solution gets submitted first is only stored in the GitHub repo. It will be great if there are multiple solutions support added to it. Like if we submit a solution before and afterwards submit another solution of the same problem, this time more optimized or maybe in some other Programming Language then the extension should create a new file for that submission. This way we can store multiple solutions for the same problem at the same place. This will be act as a plus one during our revision times.

Add function to add various solutions (varying in time/space complexity) for a particular question

Update new submission in repo

The last accepted submission should be committed to the repo.

Found your extension on Reddit btw. Cheers :)

Auto generated README showing problem title as "unknown-problem"

1. Bug:

• Auto-generated README showing problem title as "unknown-problem"

2. Suggestions:

• Problem title should include the problem number

Versioning of Solutions on Github

If there are multiple submissions on Leetcode having better submissions solution time and memory then please version the solutions on github

Inconsistent commits

Wonderful plugin- although I've noticed that it only pushes sometimes and mostly doesn't on submissions after the first initial successful submission. It'd be great if there was an option to enable or disable commits after the first initial commit. Personally, I improve my code after my initial solution, and I want the plugin to commit my improved code.

Suggestion: Sync the solutions submitted prior extension install

It would be nice the extension to be able to sync also the solution submitted before installing the extension.

Full solution not being committed, bottom portion is being cropped out.

For example this solution : https://leetcode.com/submissions/detail/440843946/

Gets ported over to git as this : https://pastebin.com/uG0nf7wN

Its cutting off the bottom part of the solution for some reason.

Using Chrome Version 87.0.4280.88 (Official Build) (64-bit)

UPDATE : I realize that this issue is related to the scroll wheel for the problem solution. I would recommend trying to get the latest submission, then viewing the submission page to get the code itself as it looks like the scroll wheel is throwing off the code copying to github. I was able to get the full solution content in GitHub but only after zooming out in chrome to the point that the scroll wheel disappeared. E.g. :

And then the file committed to github was : https://pastebin.com/XGvepCSX

Suggestion: Add LeetCode Problem Description + Difficulty

Place the solution in its own folder, and in the folder have a readme that includes the leetcode question and difficulty - reddit post

Add support for multiple solutions

In case I submit 2 different solutions for a problem it would be nice to see them both on my repository.

Allow to select different repo for different language.

As a user, I would like to have all my leetcode questions solve in cpp in repoA while the questions solve in javascript in repo B etc.

Suggestion: Updating solutions

Great product man!

One idea is: if you resolve a leetcode solution, it should perhaps update the file on GitHub, as often times, the first solution to a problem isn't your best solution!

Feature: AlgoExpert functionality

for sure!

• this chrome extension took 2 days to build, so adding AlgoExpert functionality is trivial.

Feat: Change Repository to new one(if selected one mistakenly)

No option to auto save files in a subfolder inside repo

The files are autosaved to either a newly created repo or an existing repo. It'll be great to have an option to set the location as a subfolder inside a repo. If possible, feature of a custom commit summary and message will be great too.

Display Extra Info

There is room for more statistics displayed to the user. An easy one to implement is Easy/Med/Hard distribution in the LeetHub popup/welcome and GitHub Repo README. Perhaps in the future, some more complex ones can be added in such as problem type/data structures distribution (ex. Greedy, Hash Map).

Solution doesn't re-upload to Github repo

Hello, the solution doesn't seem to be re-uploading to Github repo. I'd expect it to force push the new commit or maybe open a PR for it? Open for discussion

Steps to reproduce:

1. Have a successful submission of an unvisited problem
2. Verify that the solution is uploaded to Github repo
3. Re-submit the problem with some comments

Expected Behavior:
Not sure if force push the new commit or open a PR is a better solution

Current Behavior:
None

Improper Naming in Mock Interview

When doing a mock interview, the plugin incorrectly committed the question with the filename "1.cpp" and the second question was not committed.

[Feature Request] Add "sync all solved problems" button

Hi Qasim Wani,

It's a very useful project, and how about having a "sync all solved problems" button to sync all solved problems on LeetCode but not in the specific repository?

It will be helpful for those who used to solve problems on LeetCode but are new to your extension.

Thank you for your contribution, I really appreciate it!

Solutions submitted in "LeetCode Explore" not pushed to github

Solutions submitted in "LeetCode Explore" should be pushed to Github, since people have been doing the leetcode monthly challenge pretty frequently

Allow different accounts for Github and Leetcode

For instance, if the leetcode account is on a different email address from the github one - both should have different auth in the extension.

New Submissions Not Recommitting

Seems like you have to navigate away from the problem then come back and resubmit before a submission is recommitted on GitHub. Is this on purpose?

Question heading does not show up in README

unknown-problem

Easy

https://leetcode.com/problems/two-sum/

Safari support?

As a Mac user, I opt'd to switch from Google Chrome back to Safari for better power savings. I was wondering if you're planning on creating an extension for Safari browsers?

If solution file deleted from repo, submitting again from LeetCode doesn't create a new file?

Can be added as a feature

Authorization Security Issue

Is it safe to give access and authorize "QasimWani" of our github?

New solution isn't updated

Somehow for problems that were already submitted to Github by Leethub before, when I redo them, the new solutions are not pushed to Github anymore.
I have tried to reload Leetcode after each submission but still didn't get it working.

I.e.:
I have just submitted a new solution to this problem:

But the last solution on Github was still the one that I submitted on Dec 7:

Official solutions folder for premium users

Issue title is pretty self-explanatory but basically I just want official solutions available as a sub-folder of the problem folder with each solution having its own file. Would be great to have corresponding READMEs containing detailed explanations for official solutions but I'm fine with just copy pasting the code solutions

Submission Change?

Hey, not sure how feasible this is to implement, but I was wondering if you were considering that if you resubmit a solution, the app will commit & push this new submission to the repo instead (and over ride the previous - or maybe make a v1 and a v2 .java file?)

change naming scheme on github to include problem number

largest-rectangle-in-histogram -> 84_largest-rectangle-in-histogram