Hello.
I'm sharing a Chrome extension that automatically organizes algorithm problem solutions on GitHub, similar to BaekjoonHub and LeetHub.
AlgorithmHub automatically synchronizes problems solved on LeetCode and Programmers to your connected GitHub Repository, organizing both code and problem information together. Additionally, it's designed to record one commit per problem, allowing you to manage your solution history neatly.
While preparing for live coding tests, I wanted to consistently organize problem solutions on GitHub. However, while using LeetHub and BaekjoonHub together, I found several limitations.
The two extensions had different storage methods, resulting in inconsistent directory structures in the problem-solving repository. Particularly with LeetHub, every time I solved a problem, the README or root files would be updated together, creating multiple commits, which was constantly bothersome. To resolve this inconvenience, I decided to create AlgorithmHub myself.
AlgorithmHub is designed around the principle of "1 problem = 1 commit", supporting both LeetCode and Programmers simultaneously, providing organized directory structures by platform while maintaining consistency in the overall structure. I also paid attention to ensuring unnecessary commits don't occur.
Currently, the basic features are working stably, and you can use it right away as a Chrome Extension.
In the future, I plan to continue expanding support for additional platforms and various features.
Please try it out, and if you have any improvement ideas or suggestions, I would appreciate it if you could share them freely.
