SUMMARY

GfG to GitHub is a chrome extension that automatically pushes your GeeksForGeeks solution to a GitHub Repository of your choice within seconds on successful submission.

❓ Why ‘GfG to GitHub’?

📌 In the modern day, GitHub is a developer's primary portfolio. Therefore, this extension aids in centralizing all of your GeeksForGeeks solutions to GitHub in an organized manner.

📌 Also, manually adding your GeeksForGeeks solutions to a GitHub repository is an extremely time-consuming and tedious procedure. Therefore, this extension automates the entire process without you needing to put-in any extra effort.

📌 Centralizing your solutions means easy and fast access to all your solutions.

📌 Having all your solutions in one place helps you to keep track of your progress.

✨ Features :

✅ You can create a new repository / link an existing repository to this extension by simply entering the repository name during the onboarding process.

✅ The extension popup sports a dashboard that maintains difficulty-level-wise count of the problems you have solved on GeeksForGeeks.

✅ Each solution is pushed into a directory named as the difficulty level of that problem. So, the repository is extremely organized.

✅ A README.md file is created for each new problem solved. This README.md file contains the problem details as it appears on the GeeksForGeeks problem's page.

✅ This extension also supports multi-language submissions, which means that if you solve a problem in both Java and C++, a separate file will be created for both languages under the same directory.

✅ A solution file is committed to your GitHub repository only on successful submission on GeeksForGeeks.

✅ The extension popup also features a Dark Mode toggle, so you can choose a theme of your choice.

The latest version of GfG to GitHub is available on the Chrome web and is currently being used by 4,000 active users. The initial version was launched on 2022-11-20.

HOW TO INSTALL GfG to GitHub FROM A CRX FILE

1. Download GfG to GitHub CRX file
2. NOTE: Sometimes the browser may block downloading / installing CRX file from outside the Chrome Web Store. If so, you may need to download the ZIP file instead
3. In the URL bar, go to chrome://extensions
4. Enable Developer mode

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