Leetcode Emacs Layer

This layer adds the functionality to use leetcode from within Emacs. This layer uses the wonderful package available at leetcode.el. The package depends on the following, which in turn makes the layer depend on the following:

Dependencies

1. request.el
2. request-deferred.el
3. graphql.el
4. spinner.el

This layer depends in the following packages. They are automatically included and installed when this layer is included for installation.

External Dependencies

1. cURL

This package needs the curl package to make calls to the leetcode API for interactions.

Installation

To install the layer, clone it into the private repo:

git clone https://github.com/anmoljagetia/leetcode-emacs-layer.git ~/.emacs.d/private/myleetcode

Once the layer has been cloned, add it to the dotspacemacs-configuration-layers like the following:

dotspacemacs-configuration-layers
  '(
    myleetcode
    .
    .
    .
    

Usage

The first time you enter M-x leetcode, Emacs will prompt you to input account and password. If login successful, Emacs will save it into a file. If you are interested in what happend here, you can check auth-source.el.

You can set your preferred LeetCode programming language and SQL by setting leetcode-prefer-language and leetcode-prefer-sql:

(setq leetcode-prefer-language "python3")
(setq leetcode-prefer-sql "mysql")

Keymap

keymap	command	effect
a L l	leetcode	This starts the leetcode application
a L d	leetcode-show-current-problem	Shows the problem description in a new buffer.
		This can also be accessed using the TAB key or the RET key in the leetcode-buffer
a L r	leetcode-refresh	Refreshed the problem buffer
a L t	leetcode-try	Tries the code with the test input
a L u	leetcode-submit	Submits the code in the buffer for submission