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Automatically pushes accepted LeetCode submissions to your GitHub repository. CodePusher (LeetCode Auto-Pusher) automatically syncs your accepted LeetCode submissions to your GitHub repository in real time. Keep your GitHub contribution graph active, build a portfolio of coding solutions, and organize your LeetCode problem-solving history effortlessly! ✨ KEY FEATURES: • Seamless OAuth Login: Connect your GitHub account securely with a single click. • Automatic Sync: Automatically detects when a submission passes all test cases ("Accepted") and pushes the solution directly to GitHub. • Smart Categorization: Organizes your code automatically into folders based on problem topic tags (e.g., Array, Linked List, Dynamic Programming). • Clean File Naming: Naming format includes the problem ID and title (e.g., "61. Rotate List.cpp"). • Auto-Overwriting: Updating a previously solved problem automatically updates the existing file in your repository. • Custom Repository Support: Specify any GitHub repository name, and CodePusher will automatically create it for you if it doesn't exist. 🔒 PRIVACY & SECURITY: • Your GitHub access token is stored securely in your browser's local storage. • No code, personal data, or telemetry is sent to any external servers. Communication happens directly between your browser, LeetCode, and GitHub's official APIs. 🚀 HOW TO USE: 1. Open the CodePusher extension popup. 2. Enter your desired GitHub repository name (or keep the default "CodePusher"). 3. Click "Login with GitHub". 4. Solve problems on LeetCode as usual — every accepted submission will sync automatically!
Aug 7, 2026
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