LeetCode to GitHub

Automatically upload your LeetCode solutions to GitHub.

What is LeetCode to GitHub?

LeetCode to GitHub is a Chrome extension that automates the process of uploading your LeetCode solutions to your GitHub account. It uses fetch requests and the Chrome extension API to seamlessly transfer your code. Organized file structure and submission statistics are included. Boost your coding portfolio and show dedication to mastering technical interviews with LeetCode to GitHub!

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Extension stats

By: Willisaur

View on Chrome Web Store

Users: 53

Rating: 5.00 (2)

Version: 2.0.7 (Last updated: 2023-09-15)

Creation date: 2023-06-28

Risk impact: High risk impact

Risk likelihood: Low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 3

Permissions:

background
storage
webRequest

Host permissions:

*://github.com/*
*://www.linkedin.com/in/willstarling/
*://paypal.me/willisaur
*://leetcode.com/graphql/
*://api.github.com/repos/*
*://leetcode.com/problems/*/*
*://leetcode.com/submissions/detail/*/check/

Size: 8.03M

Email: wi*****@gmail.com

Ranking

# 82670 ▲ 919

Other rankings

#9194 in Developer Tools ▼ 30

Other platforms

Not available on Firefox

Not available on Edge

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About

This Chrome extension uses fetch requests and the Chrome extension API to automate uploading LeetCode solutions to your GitHub account. View on GitHub here: https://bit.ly/L2G-GH

Auth token

A GitHub authentication token is required. This can be done by going to profile > settings > developer settings > personal access tokens > fine-grained tokens OR tokens (classic). It is recommended to ensure the token can be used to delete and create repos, see repo information, see commit/file information, and create/commit to files. This token is only stored in your Chrome account storage.

Commit file structure

All LeetCode problems are separated by folders, and solutions are in each folder and separated by languages. To view submission statistics, look at the extended commit description.