Automatically pushes your GeeksForGeeks solution to a GitHub Repository of your choice within seconds on successful submission.
GfG to GitHub is a chrome extension that automatically pushes your GeeksForGeeks solution to a GitHub Repository of your choice within seconds on successful submission.
โ Why โGfG to GitHubโ?
๐ In the modern day, GitHub is a developer's primary portfolio. Therefore, this extension aids in centralizing all of your GeeksForGeeks solutions to GitHub in an organized manner.
๐ Also, manually adding your GeeksForGeeks solutions to a GitHub repository is an extremely time-consuming and tedious procedure. Therefore, this extension automates the entire process without you needing to put-in any extra effort.
๐ Centralizing your solutions means easy and fast access to all your solutions.
๐ Having all your solutions in one place helps you to keep track of your progress.
โจ Features :
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You can create a new repository / link an existing repository to this extension by simply entering the repository name during the onboarding process.
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The extension popup sports a dashboard that maintains difficulty-level-wise count of the problems you have solved on GeeksForGeeks.
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Each solution is pushed into a directory named as the difficulty level of that problem. So, the repository is extremely organized.
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A README.md file is created for each new problem solved. This README.md file contains the problem details as it appears on the GeeksForGeeks problem's page.
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This extension also supports multi-language submissions, which means that if you solve a problem in both Java and C++, a separate file will be created for both languages under the same directory.
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A solution file is committed to your GitHub repository only on successful submission on GeeksForGeeks.
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The extension popup also features a Dark Mode toggle, so you can choose a theme of your choice.