A chrome extension that automatically pushes your code to GitHub when you pass all tests on a Leetcode problem. It's forked from LeetHub-2.0 which is not compatible with Leetcode anymore since the latest updates.
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?
LeetHub-3.0 works with two different Leetcode UIs. There are known issues when using the plugin with the "non-dynamic layout". Please use one of the following:
Your submission may not be successfully uploaded to GitHub if you update the text in the editor too fast. It is necessary to wait for 4 seconds (until the spinner stops) after submitting the solution before entering new characters, switching languages, or switching editors. During this period, your solution is being pushed to GitHub, and the website should maintain its layout without alteration. While this process is less than ideal, we have not found a better solution so far. Sorry for this inconvenience! If you find a fix, your PRs are welcome!
In the meantime, we have added a manual synchronization button next to notes icon. Please use the manual sync button only after you have successfully submitted your solution to Leetcode. Additionally, you can push previous submissions to GitHub by selecting the submission first and then click on the manual synchronization button.
Chrome Web Store
Install this plugin using Chrome Web Store. Please find the link above. This is the preferred way of installation. Updates are installed automatically.
(Optional) Manual installation
You can also install the plugin manually. Please follow the steps below.
npm run setup
to install the developer dependenciesscripts/authorize.js
and scripts/oauth2.js
with your idsnpm run # Show available commands
npm run setup # Install dependencies
npm run format # Auto-format JavaScript, HTML/CSS
npm run format-test # Test if code is formatted properly
npm run lint # Lint JavaScript
npm run lint-test # Test if code is linted properly
Please help to further improve this awesome plugin! We would appreciate your support. Your pull requests are welcome!
Don't forget to star this repository for further development of new features. If you want a particular feature, simply request for it!