I wanted to set my pset to 'top-interview-questions.' This was a little troublesome, so I wanted to show how to do it if anyone is ever curious. Also, I wanted to throw some suggestions out.
I had to inspect the endpoint requests in my browser because g:leetcode_problemset='top-interview-questions' was not working. It turns out that the endpoint is actually 'g:leetcode_problemset=favorite_lists/top-interview-questions'
It would be really helpful if the README and docs had a list of available options.
This alone didn't work, though, because of how the problem object is created. For some reason, the favorite_lists/top-interview-questions endpoint does not contain a reference to 'category.'
For a cheap workaround, I had to go into autoload/leetcode.py and comment out line 223:
#'category': content['category_slug'],
It would be helpful if we can add that key only for psets where we know it is necessary.
I wanted to set my pset to 'top-interview-questions.' This was a little troublesome, so I wanted to show how to do it if anyone is ever curious. Also, I wanted to throw some suggestions out.
I had to inspect the endpoint requests in my browser because
g:leetcode_problemset='top-interview-questions'was not working. It turns out that the endpoint is actually'g:leetcode_problemset=favorite_lists/top-interview-questions'It would be really helpful if the README and docs had a list of available options.
This alone didn't work, though, because of how the problem object is created. For some reason, the favorite_lists/top-interview-questions endpoint does not contain a reference to 'category.'
For a cheap workaround, I had to go into autoload/leetcode.py and comment out line 223:
#'category': content['category_slug'],It would be helpful if we can add that key only for psets where we know it is necessary.