localeet

A CLI tool to select and solve LeetCode and LeetCode-like problems locally

installation

pip install localeet

usage

localeet

This will find a random question from LeetCode's free question set. It will create a code file shell (Python by default) with the question description and other metadata in it in your current working directory. It will then pop open a code editor (VSCode by default) with the new file opened in it.

Examples of output files:

• Python
• Rust
• Go

cli args

See the installed version of localeet with:

localeet --version
localeet -v

Using any of these CLI args will use the output path provided, and create any needed directories in that path as well.

localeet --output_path ~/leetcode
localeet --path problems
localeet -o ~/leetcode/problems/2023-7-22

You can set the max or min difficulty of the problem selected using a string or an int {1: easy, 2: medium, 3: hard}.

localeet --max_difficulty medium
localeet --max 1
localeet --min_difficulty 3
localeet --min hard

To specify a code editor other than VSCode, pass the CLI arg used to open said editor using one of these args:

localeet -e charm
localeet --editor subl
localeet --code_editor_open_command atom

To specify a language other than Python, use one of the following CLI arg formats:

localeet --programming_language rust
localeet --language go
localeet -l ts

Valid language options:

c++
cpp
java
python
python3
py
c
c#
cs
javascript
js
ruby
rb
swift
go
golang
scala
kotlin
kt
rust
rs
php
typescript
ts
racket
rkt
erlang
erl
elixir
ex
dart

Print the manual:

localeet --help

overriding defaults

If you want to set a different default value permanently, set it in your environment like in these examples:

export LOCALEET_DEFAULT_MAX_DIFFICULTY=medium
export LOCALEET_DEFAULT_MIN_DIFFICULTY=medium
export LOCALEET_DEFAULT_OUTPUT_PATH=./leetcode
export LOCALEET_DEFAULT_CODE_EDITOR_OPEN_COMMAND=vi
export LOCALEET_DEFAULT_LANGUAGE=cpp

contributions

local setup

    git clone https://github.com/dannybrown37/localeet.git
    python -m venv .venv
    source .venv/bin/activate
    pip install -U pip
    pip install -e .[dev, test]
    pre-commit install
    pytest tests -s -vv

contribution process

1. Create a new branch
2. Add features you wish to propose
3. Stage and commit your changes, ensure pre-commit checks pass
4. Push your branch
5. Open a pull request
6. Ensure Pull Request Verification CI/CD pipeline passes
7. Get approved & merged
8. Ensure Publish to PyPI pipeline passes

feature ideas

• Add commitizen for auto version updating
• Support submitting responses to LeetCode via CLI as well
• Whatever your imagination holds