Your DSA grind, automatically committed.

Solve on LeetCode, LeetCode CN & GeeksforGeeks — Code2Git turns every accepted solution into a GitHub commit, organized, labeled, and ready to show recruiters.

Install • Features • Getting Started • Roadmap • Contributing

📖 Table of Contents

• What is Code2Git?
• Why Developers Use It
• Features
  • Fully Automated Syncing
  • Dashboard
  • Smart Organization
  • Dynamic Commit Messages
  • Version Control
  • Auto-Committed Solution Write-Ups
• Demo
• Supported Platforms
• How It Works
• Installation
• Getting Started
• Roadmap
• FAQ
• Contributing
• License
• Support

🧠 What is Code2Git?

Code2Git is a Chrome extension that automatically commits your code to GitHub the instant you pass all tests on LeetCode, LeetCode CN, or GeeksforGeeks — fully organized, fully labeled, and styled exactly the way you want.

💡 Why Developers Use It

Solving problems is only half the story — the other half is proving you did it. Manually copying accepted solutions into GitHub is tedious, so most people stop after a week, and their contribution graph goes quiet even while they keep grinding.

Code2Git closes that gap. Solve the problem, and it's already on GitHub — organized, timestamped, and ready to show recruiters, teammates, or future you.

⚡ Features

🔄 Fully Automated Syncing

Works silently in the background across LeetCode and GeeksforGeeks. Pass the tests, and your solution is pushed — no copy-pasting, no remembering to commit.

📊 Dashboard

A premium dark-mode popup with a real-time breakdown of exactly how many Easy, Medium, and Hard problems you've solved — across both platforms, at a glance.

🗂️ Smart Organization

Your repo, organized the way you think about problems. Toggle auto-organization by:

Difficulty

LeetCode/
├── Easy/Two-Sum/
├── Medium/Add-Two-Numbers/
└── Hard/Median-of-Two-Sorted-Arrays/

Language

LeetCode/
└── JavaScript/
    ├── Easy/Two-Sum/
    └── Medium/Add-Two-Numbers/

✍️ Dynamic Commit Messages

Full control over how your commit history reads. Build your own template with:

Variable	Resolves to
{problemName}	The problem you solved
{difficulty}	Easy / Medium / Hard
{language}	Language used for the submission
{date}	Commit date
{time}	Commit time
{space}	A literal space, for custom spacing

Example template:

✅ {problemName} ({difficulty}) — solved in {language}

becomes:

✅ Two Sum (Easy) — solved in JavaScript

🕐 Version Control

Turn on Timestamped Filenames to save every attempt at a problem as its own file — no more losing an earlier solution because you resubmitted.

📝 Auto-Committed Solution Write-Ups

Publish a solution post on LeetCode, and Code2Git saves it straight into the matching folder as a clean Solution.md — your explanations, version-controlled right alongside your code.

🎬 Demo

🌐 Supported Platforms

Platform	Status
LeetCode.com	✅ Supported
LeetCode.cn (力扣)	✅ Supported
GeeksforGeeks	✅ Supported
HackerRank	🚧 In progress — see Roadmap

⚙️ How It Works

1. You solve a problem and submit.
2. Code2Git detects the accepted submission.
3. Your code is formatted, named, and committed to your linked repo — instantly.

Missed one, or want to push an older submission? Select it and hit the manual sync button next to the notes icon — one click, done.

📥 Installation

Chrome Web Store (recommended)

Installs and updates itself automatically — this is the preferred way to get Code2Git.

Manual Installation - For Developers

1. Create your own OAuth app in GitHub → github.com/settings/applications/new, and keep CLIENT_ID / CLIENT_SECRET confidential.
   • Application name: (your choice)
   • Homepage URL: https://github.com/im-anishraj/Code2Git
   • Authorization callback URL: https://github.com/
2. Download the project as a release ZIP or clone this repo.
3. Run npm run setup to install the developer dependencies.
4. Add your CLIENT_ID and CLIENT_SECRET to src/js/authorize.js and src/js/oauth2.js.
5. Go to chrome://extensions and enable Developer mode (top right).
6. Click Load unpacked and select the Code2Git folder.

🚀 Getting Started

1️⃣ Authenticate — Sign in with GitHub in one click. 2️⃣ Link a Repo — Connect an existing repo or create a new one (private by default). 3️⃣ Start Coding — Solve on LeetCode or GFG like normal. Code2Git handles the rest.

🗺️ Roadmap

• LeetCode.com
• LeetCode.cn
• GeeksforGeeks
• Dynamic commit messages
• Timestamped filenames
• HackerRank (in progress)
• More platforms — request one

❓ FAQ

Is my code kept private?

Yes — Code2Git links to a private repo by default. You're always in control of where your code goes.

Which platforms are supported right now?

LeetCode, LeetCode CN, and GeeksforGeeks today, with HackerRank in active development.

Can I control how my commits and folders look?

Completely. Customize commit messages with variables, and choose whether your repo is organized by difficulty or language — see Dynamic Commit Messages and Smart Organization.

What if I resubmit a problem I've already solved?

Enable Timestamped Filenames and every attempt is saved as its own file — nothing gets overwritten.

🤝 Contributing

Contributions, issues, and feature requests are welcome — this project grows with its community.

Command	Description
npm 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

1. Fork the repo and create your branch from main.
2. Make your changes and run npm run format and npm run lint.
3. Open a pull request describing what you changed and why.

📄 License

Code2Git is Apache 2.0 licensed.

⭐ Support

Because your commit history should tell the real story. If Code2Git saves you time, star the repo — it helps other developers find it and keeps development moving.