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Fetch your Codeforces accepted submissions and generate a README.md file for your GitHub repository Codeforces Submission Fetcher is a simple Chrome extension that lets you fetch your latest Codeforces accepted submissions, generate a README.md in a beautiful tabular format, and upload it to your GitHub repository. Features - Fetch your latest Codeforces accepted solutions. - Automatically format results into a clean and organized table. - Generate a ready-to-use README.md file. - Option to upload directly to your GitHub repository. - Works entirely in your browser — no external server needed. How It Works 1. Enter your Codeforces handle, API key, and secret key. 2. Click "Generate". 3. Download your auto-generated README.md and upload it to GitHub. 4. Share your competitive programming achievements with the world! Privacy Your API credentials are only used locally in your browser. Nothing is stored or sent to third-party servers. What's New (v1.1.0) Cleaner codebase: internal logic refactored to avoid repetition and improve maintainability Rating-wise filtering: When you generate the ZIP, your submissions are automatically grouped by problem rating. Each rating folder contains a README.md listing all problems of that rating in a markdown table for easy review. All previous features and formats are preserved --- Created with with ❤️ for competitive programmers.
Aug 24, 2025
rating_count is the Chrome Web Store ratings count, not a written-review count.
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Developer website
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Contact email
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