AI 产品解读Automatically pushes accepted Codeforces submissions to a GitHub repository
Competitive programmers struggle to manually maintain a sorted, organized repository of their accepted Codeforces solutions. CFPusher automates this process, saving time and ensuring solutions are tracked systematically.
1. User installs extension and logs in/authenticates with Codeforces and GitHub. 2. User specifies their GitHub repository. 3. Extension monitors Codeforces for accepted submissions (via API or content script). 4. When a new accepted submission is detected, the extension fetches the code and problem statement. 5. It pushes the code file and a README with metadata to the specified GitHub repository. 6. Optionally, it can backfill historical submissions.
Automatic detection of accepted Codeforces submissionsPushing solution code to a user-specified GitHub repositoryGenerating README files with problem statements and metadata (difficulty, tags, language)Topic-wise organization of problems in the repositoryHistorical submission backfill supportStreak tracking for daily submissions
- 目标用户
- Competitive programmers / Codeforces users / Developers maintaining a portfolio of algorithmic solutions
- The popup.js file is heavily minified and bundled with React, making it difficult to trace the exact UI flow for authentication. However, the background.js and githubService.js files clearly show the authentication and API interaction logic.
- The extension uses a backend service (cfpusher-backend.onrender.com) for auth code exchange, but the source code for this backend is not available. We rely on the extension's client-side code to infer the auth flow.
付费分析未识别到付费功能
There is no evidence of paid features within the extension or its immediate workflow. The extension does not implement any subscription management, payment gateway integration, or feature gating based on payment status. The 'pro' keyword matches in the static analysis are false positives from React library names (e.g., 'react.production.js', 'react.profiler') and generic CSS/JS content. The extension appears to be completely free, relying on free tiers of Codeforces API and GitHub API. The ko-fi link in popup.js is a donation link, not a payment for features.
- 置信度
- 95
- 支付平台
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- 来源
- AI / 高
- 需要登录
- 是
- 登录理由
- The extension requires the user to be logged into Codeforces to fetch submissions via the Codeforces API (https://codeforces.com/api/user.status). Additionally, it requires the user to authenticate with GitHub to obtain a personal access token for pushing code. The extension stores 'githubToken' and 'cf_handle' in chrome.storage.sync, and the background script explicitly checks for these credentials before syncing. The manifest includes the 'identity' permission, and the popup interacts with the backend at cfpusher-backend.onrender.com for auth code exchange, indicating an OAuth-like flow for GitHub token management. Without being logged into Codeforces and providing a GitHub token, the core functionality (pushing submissions) cannot work.
Hi, the extension is very useful, but it is not working correctly. Could you please help fix it? I have linked my GitHub account and provided the key and secret for Codeforces. However, it only shows the total number of problems I have solved, and it does not display my solving streak. Additionally, it didn't push the code to GitHub as expected.
very helpful extensions
very useful