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Push Discuss Posts from LeetCode on GitHub #4

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shubhsh opened this issue Nov 23, 2020 · 5 comments
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Push Discuss Posts from LeetCode on GitHub #4

shubhsh opened this issue Nov 23, 2020 · 5 comments
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shubhsh commented Nov 23, 2020

There are many LeetCode users, including me, who post their solutions and solution insights on the Discuss forum for each question. Can you add a feature to include these posts as well on the GitHub repo.

@QasimWani QasimWani added the feature What feature would you like LeetHub to have and why? label Nov 23, 2020
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QasimWani commented Nov 23, 2020

hey @shubhsh, thanks for using LeetHub. As far as discussion forum goes, there are various solutions for each question. I'm having a hard time visualizing how that would like? Maybe add few links for top solution for each problem?
Could you elaborate more on what you'd like?
Thanks!

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shubhsh commented Nov 24, 2020

Hi @QasimWani , I just meant that it would be nice to have posts published by ME on my GitHub repo. For example if I solve question no. 1 on LeetCode and if I have made a post corresponding to it on the Discuss page, it should also get posted on my repo. This will be a very helpful feature actually since LeetCode itself does not provide any way to track the posts made by a particular user. If you add this feature to LeetHub, it will let users track their posts. I think a more convenient way to do this would be to just paste the post's link from LeetCode since people often update these posts. For example, I have made this post: https://leetcode.com/problems/iterator-for-combination/discuss/945276/java-faster-than-99-solution-using-backtracking

It would be nice if somehow this link is pasted on the GitHub repo as soon as I make this post :) Also, like it was mentioned in another issue, it would be a good idea to just make a folder for each question and the links to the posts made corresponding to that question can be included in the README file.

QasimWani pushed a commit that referenced this issue Dec 3, 2020
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Solved!
Author: @JeremyTsaii

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shubhsh commented Dec 10, 2020

Still doesn't work for me. :)

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QasimWani commented Dec 10, 2020

of course not. I just pushed the commit. It'll take 1-2 days to get reflected on chrome webstore (should be v.0.1.0, rn its v.0.0.9).
Also, to get this to work. You have to POST it in a discussion on a problem you solve by clicking SUBMIT.

this is how it should look like in your commit (see the link in readme):
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That takes u to your post. for me, it's this: https://leetcode.com/problems/minimum-path-sum/discuss/967505/DP-Solution-O(m*n) (based on the image shared above).

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